Environmental Humanities Lab

Environmental Humanities Lab has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in October 2023. The social media accounts linked to from Environmental Humanities Lab are: • Instagram Besides social media accounts, kthenvhumslab has populated their site with: • Towards Postcapitalist Economies of Care • Explore the KTH campus sustainability map • Follow us on Instagram • Crosscuts 2024 publication PDF • 29 MAY Into the Deep: Exploring Ocean Worlds in Games | KTH • 26 MAY Student workshop on future education • 24 APRIL Naomi Oreskes: How climate change breaks the promise of progress • 05 MAY Student workshop: Urban Biodiversity and Rewilding Cities • 04 JUNE Helena Norberg-Hodge: Economies on a Human Scale - Ending the Global Corporate Regime • 21 MAY Brown Bag Seminar with L. Sasha Gora • 7 MAY Boksläpp av "Spela roll! Handbok för omställningsmäklare" • 7 MAY Eco-screendance workshop • 16 APRIL Brown Bag Seminar Matthew Ashton • 29 APRIL The Climate in Therapy • 24 MARCH Eco-screendance workshop • 25 MARCH Lansering av "Parlör för en humanist-ingenjör" • 19 MARCH Brown Bag Seminar with Oscar Hartman Davies • KTH | Doctoral student in the history of polar governance in the national polar research school • 14 APRIL The Material Cloud Film Festival I Premiere of "In the Belly of AI" • 5 MARCH The Material Cloud Film Festival I Humans in The Loop • The Material Cloud Film Festival • 27 FEB Archaeologies of Space: Learning from the Environments of Outer Wilds • 05 FEB ​Brown Bag Seminar with Tomas Cole • AI for climate change? Problems and Solutions in Science and Science Communication | KTH • From the printing press to TikTok – technology that shaped democracy | KTH • Podcast recording from talk with Robert Macfarlane and Pella Thiel • PhD student in Environmental impact of AI • Interview: A film festival about the impacts of AI: why you should consider joining | KTH • 30 SEPT: Book release Per Högselius • Parlören in digital version • 17 SEPT Terraforming Beyond Master Narratives: Storying Lands and Bodies in Speculative Fabulations • 9 SEPT Book talk with Dominic Hinde • Learn more about EHL on our website • 17 SEPT: Terraforming Beyond Master Narratives: Storying Lands and Bodies in Speculative Fabulations • Brown Bag Seminar with Sandra Swart • All upcoming EHL Events • 22 May I Catalysing cultural evolution: ecocide law as systemic lever, a conversation with Jojo Mehta • Three new doctoral students to the Division of History • 22 MAY Brown Bag Seminar with Alfred Sköld • Cross-institutional and interdisciplinary symposium on Emotions and the More-Than-Human • 13 MAY "Shopping All the Way to the Woods" • Reflections and recording of the Archipelago Lecture 2025 • 08 MAY Docent lecture: Porkopolis and Slave Society: Cincinnati, Pigs and the Making of Racial Capitalism | KTH • New grant for establishing a Swedish Citizen Science Lab for Urban Biodiversity • 14th May Book Talk with Sverker Sörlin and Eric Paglia • Per Högselius book: Gräv upp, hugg ned, pumpa ut • KTH går med i tankesmedja för humaniora • EHL guests hosted workshop on Sensing the Environment • 22 APR: Brown Bag Seminar with Jacek Smolicki • Global interest for Snö • Intervention podcast episode with Kevin Anderson • 10 APRIL Tamara Lorenz -Towards Humane Technology Development • Blog post: EHL hosted workshop on environments in games • KTH | Doctoral student in History of Science, Technology and Environment • 20 MAR: Snö - en vintersaga i ord och musik • Podcast tip: Camp Century, the US Army’s under-ice Arctic base: A story of Cold War--and contemporary—geopolitics in Greenland • EHL's Intervention podcast- with Timothy Mitchell • Rapport från FHI symposium | Jakob Henningsson • Recording of the 13th Stockholm Archipelago Lecture with Timothy Mitchell • Archive of the EHL podcast Intervention • 27. FEB Atomic Fauna: What Animals Tell Us About the Nuclear Age • 25 FEB Student amanuensis KTH Future Humanities Intiative • 28 FEB Apply to ESEH Summer School in Anthropocene Histories • 15 January Framtidens Humaniora Symposium • 9-13 Dec NAVET Week 2024: The Programme • Arctic Seminar Series: Mining, forestry and wind farms: Is the Green Transition in Northern Sweden sustainable for the indigenous Sámi people? • Brown Bag Seminar with Azucena Castro • Brown Bag Seminar with Jan Kunnas • Inauguration and Launch of the Centre of Excellence for Anthropocene History | KTH • Creative writing workshop on climate futures • Call for Papers: Third Baltic Conference on the Environmental Humanities and Social Sciences (BALTEHUMS III) – European Society for Environmental History • Brown Bag Seminar with Antoine Acker | KTH • Arctic Seminar Series- lunch seminar • Brown Bag Seminar: Benjamin Gerdes- Haunt the System: Working with Ghosted Labour in Supply-Chain and Data Infrastructure to Generate Counter-Claims around Sustainability • Brown Bag Seminar: Kristoffer Ekberg - Don’t tell me what to do! On corporate and economic resistance to climate policy and democratic planning in Sweden (and beyond)