Multispecies Research:
From Academia to Practice
How can we make our work on more-than-human worlds, speculative ecologies, and human-nonhuman entanglements land with people beyond academia?
Join the workshop to explore creative ways of making more-than-human research alive outside academia!
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Anthropologists and social scientists are increasingly working with multispecies worlds, speculative ecologies, and human–animal entanglements. But do these ideas travel beyond our seminars and conference rooms?
This workshop explores how to make multispecies research legible, engaging, and relevant to people outside our immediate niche—practitioners, policymakers, conservationists, designers, urban planners, and anyone else who might actually use (or be moved by) the knowledge we produce.
Through engaging activities and collective brainstorming, we’ll experiment with ways of communicating our work without diluting its complexity or abandoning its weirdness. Bring your microbes, molluscs, metaphors—and your best attempts at translating them.
Date: Monday 1 June
Venue: Lecture Theatre G6
(31–34 Gordon Square, London, WC1H 0PY)
Time: 2.00 - 5.00 pm
To participate, please sign up here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/multispecies-research-from-academia-to-practice-tickets-1985159052164