Mal-Nutrition. Maternal Health Science and the Reproduction of Harm Emily Yates-Doerr will speak about her recently published book on how maternal health interventions in Guatemala are complicit in reproducing poverty. 📆9 July, 5-6.30pm 📍Daryll Forde Seminar Room, UCL & online 🔗 shorturl.at/VznGG

📣Tomorrow! The UCL Stampede for Arts on a Heating Planet🌍 Life-size puppet animals🦁 are travelling a 20,000km route to symbolise their flight from climate disaster as part of THE HERDS public art & climate initiative Attend our events to mark the arrival in London👇 26-29 June 🔗 shorturl.at/T64aV

The Visual Arts on a Heating Planet 🌍 Join us for this roundtable event where artists & scholars explore the role of the arts in responding to the accelerating climate crisis. 📆26 June, 12noon - 1.45pm 📍IAS Common Ground 🔗 Book here! shorturl.at/gXFmr Part of the UCL Stampede events & The Herds 🦁

📣Next week! The UCL Stampede for Arts on a Heating Planet🌍 Life-size puppet animals🦁 are travelling a 20,000km route to symbolise their flight from climate disaster as part of THE HERDS public art & climate initiative Attend our event to mark the arrival in London👇 26-29 June 🔗 shorturl.at/T64aV

Join us for the 5th seminar in our Interdisciplinarity: new reconfigurations of the social & natural sciences seminar series! Ann Stoler will speak about Radical Adisciplinarity in conversation with Andrew Barry 📆19 June, 5-6pm 📍Online Sign up here👉https://shorturl.at/c1EqD

The Performing Arts on a Heating Planet 🌍 Join us on 26 June for a presentation of THE HERDS by the project team. The Herds is a public art & climate initiative where life-size puppet animals sweep through city centres on a 20,000km journey fleeing climate disaster. 🔗Book here👉 shorturl.at/HP3y2

Remnants of Catastrophe: The Materiality & Memorialisation of COVID-19 5 years on from the first UK lockdowns, what do we make of the material remnants the pandemic left behind & the memorials that have grown in response to its memory? 📆12 June,6-7pm 📍IAS Common Ground 🔗Join us: shorturl.at/tAWRz

Join us today for the 4th seminar in our Interdisciplinarity: new reconfigurations of the social & natural sciences series! John Haldon speaks about history, archaeology & palaeoscience in conversation with John Sabapathy. 📆10 June, 5-6pm 📍IAS Common Ground & online Sign up here👉 shorturl.at/SJViw

The Visual Arts on a Heating Planet 🌍 Join us for this roundtable event where artists & scholars explore the role of the arts in responding to the accelerating climate crisis. 📆26 June, 12noon - 1.45pm 📍IAS Common Ground 🔗 Book here! shorturl.at/gXFmr Part of the UCL Stampede events & The Herds 🦁

Join us for the fourth seminar in our Interdisciplinarity: new reconfigurations of the social & natural sciences series! John Haldon speaks about history, archaeology and palaeoscience in conversation with John Sabapathy. 📆10 June, 5-6pm 📍IAS Common Ground & online Sign up here👉 shorturl.at/SJViw

Mal-Nutrition. Maternal Health Science and the Reproduction of Harm Emily Yates-Doerr will speak about her recently published book on how maternal health interventions in Guatemala are complicit in reproducing poverty. 📆9 July, 5-6.30pm 📍Daryll Forde Seminar Room, UCL & online 🔗 shorturl.at/VznGG

Join us for the fourth seminar in our Interdisciplinarity: new reconfigurations of the social & natural sciences series! John Haldon speaks about history, archaeology and palaeoscience in conversation with John Sabapathy. 📆10 June, 5-6pm 📍IAS Common Ground & online Sign up here👉 shorturl.at/SJViw

Join us for an Anthropocene Histories seminar on Histories of Heating🔥 How might history help us understand the material & social significance of heat? In what ways do these histories connect with domestic structures, gender & patterns of consumption? 📆4 June,3-5pm 📍online 🔗 shorturl.at/a7VZD

Introducing the UCL Stampede for Arts on a Heating Planet🌍 Life-size puppet animals🦁 are travelling a 20,000km route to symbolise their flight from climate disaster as part of THE HERDS public art & climate initiative Attend our events to mark the arrival in London👇 26-29 June 🔗 shorturl.at/T64aV

Join the next event in the Anthropocene seminar series on Interdisciplinarity: new reconfigurations of the social and natural sciences! Nikolas Rose (IAS, UCL) will speak about The Exposome in conversation with Andrew Barry and Sahra Gibbon. 📆3 June, 5-6pm 📍online 🔗 www.ucl.ac.uk/anthropocene...

5 years on from the first UK lockdowns, what do we make of the material remnants the pandemic left behind and the memorials that have grown in response to its memory? Join us for this Anthropocene event to find out: 📆12 June, 6-7pm 📍IAS Common Ground, UCL 🔗 shorturl.at/mbfj5

How might history help us understand the material and social significance of heat? In what ways do these histories connect with domestic structures, gender & patterns of consumption? Join us for an Anthropocene Histories seminar on Histories of Heating🔥 📆4 June,3-5pm| 📍online 🔗 shorturl.at/a7VZD

📣Today at 5pm! Join us for the second seminar in our Interdisciplinarity: new reconfigurations of the social and natural sciences seminar series Mariam Motamedi-Fraser will speak about Animal Studies on 27 May from 5-6pm in the IAS Common Ground. Sign up here👉 shorturl.at/7fNTU

📣Join us for another seminar in our Interdisciplinarity: new reconfigurations of the social and natural sciences series! Ann Stoler will speak about Radical Adisciplinarity in conversation with Andrew Barry on 29 May from 5-6pm online Sign up here👉 shorturl.at/6BIae

📣Coming up next week! Wretched Waters: Making Modernity & the Southern North Sea 📆28 May, 5-7pm 📍Room 6.02, The Bartlett,UCL This talk by Dr Sam Grinsell explores what it means to put particular sites at the heart of global histories of the environment. Sign up!🔗 shorturl.at/jMPN6

'We must not be naïve about the long subordination of the natural sciences to a technocratic worldview that seeks economic gain above all…we need to find ways to reorient & reshape human desire'. @fredrikjonsson.bsky.social, Carl Wennerlind & @robertsuits.bsky.social on the age of repair 21/5/25 👇

📣Join us for the second seminar in our Interdisciplinarity: new reconfigurations of the social and natural sciences seminar series! Mariam Motamedi-Fraser will speak about Animal Studies on 27 May from 5-6pm in the IAS Common Ground. Sign up here👉 shorturl.at/7fNTU

This Wednesday, @anthropoceneucl.bsky.social have an online talk about the history of 'scarcity' - details and sign-up below:

📣Join us tomorrow for the first seminar in our Interdisciplinarity: new reconfigurations of the social and natural sciences seminar series! Georgina Born and Andrew Barry will speak about AI, Environment and Art on 20 May from 5-6pm in the IAS Common Ground. Sign up here👉 shorturl.at/fSi6c

The deepening crisis & Earth System itself shows that a new concept of scarcity is needed, one that acknowledges the actual finitude of water, air, biodiversity, & Earth Systems 🌍 Join this Anthropocene Histories seminar where we explore Scarcity 📆21 May, 3-5pm 📍online 🔗 shorturl.at/aimoH

📣Join us for the first seminar in our Interdisciplinarity: new reconfigurations of the social and natural sciences seminar series! Georgina Born and Andrew Barry will speak about AI, Environment and Art on 20 May from 5-6pm in the IAS Common Ground. Sign up here👉 shorturl.at/fSi6c

Join us for this Anthropocene Histories seminar where Kristin Asdal & Tone Huse discuss how the ocean, in the years proceeding WWII, has been harnessed to become a space of ever-intensifying capital investment and innovation 🌊 📆14 May, 3-5pm 📍Online - zoom 🔗 shorturl.at/qQGsE

📣Interdisciplinarity: new reconfigurations of the social and natural sciences seminar series In this UCL Anthropocene mini-series, we reflect on the question of interdisciplinarity & the social and historical sciences through a series of conversations. 🔗Find out more and join us! shorturl.at/TJh42

📣The great economization of the Ocean: Following cod & doing empirical economy 📆14 May, 3-5pm 📍Online - zoom 🔗 shorturl.at/hiDmV Our speakers discuss how the ocean has been harnessed to become a space of ever-intensifying capital investment & innovation. Join this Anthropocene Histories seminar!

Very much looking forward to this term's Anthropocene Histories @anthropoceneucl.bsky.social.

Wretched Waters: Making Modernity and the Southern North Sea 📆28 May, 5-7pm 📍Room 6.02, The Bartlett,UCL This talk by Dr Sam Grinsell will explore what it means to put particular sites at the heart of global histories of the environment. Sign up! 🔗 shorturl.at/jMPN6 @thebartlettucl.bsky.social

Soup and sunflowers: the unwilling role of art history in climate activism Join this seminar exploring the role art history might play in understanding the targeting of works of art as a form of protest👇 📆8 May, 6-7pm 📍Moot Court,UCL 🔗 shorturl.at/JyKAB

Join us for this Anthropocene Histories seminar where Kristin Asdal & Tone Huse discuss how the ocean, in the years proceeding WWII, has been harnessed to become a space of ever-intensifying capital investment and innovation 🌊 📆14 May, 3-5pm 📍Online - zoom 🔗 shorturl.at/qQGsE

📣Provincialising the Anthropocene Research Labs Grants - deadline extended 🎉! UCL Anthropocene & @ucl-ias.bsky.social are offering grants of up to £2,000-£3,000💰for researchers to work on cross-disciplinary themes related to the September 2025 Conference. Apply by 4 April! 🔗 shorturl.at/VrGRn

Soup and sunflowers: the unwilling role of art history in climate activism 📆8 May, 6-7pm 📍Moot Court, Bentham House, UCL campus 🔗Sign up! shorturl.at/gtsDN This seminar session explores the role that art history might play in understanding the targeting of works of art as a form of protest.

Reimagining Anthropocene Futures Making Session I: Posthuman Landscapes 📆4 April, 12.30 - 3pm 📍Room G11, North-West Wing 🔗Sign up! shorturl.at/MKcQ6 In the first of two sessions participants are invited to make material speculative visions of resistance and hope in the wake of the Anthropocene.

📣Provincialising the Anthropocene Research Labs Grants - deadline extended 🎉! UCL Anthropocene & @ucl-ias.bsky.social are offering grants of up to £2,000-£3,000💰for researchers to work on cross-disciplinary themes related to the September 2025 Conference. Apply by 4 April! 🔗 shorturl.at/VrGRn

📣The great economization of the Ocean: Following cod & doing empirical economy 📆14 May, 3-5pm 📍Online - zoom 🔗 shorturl.at/hiDmV Our speakers discuss how the ocean has been harnessed to become a space of ever-intensifying capital investment & innovation. Join this Anthropocene Histories seminar!

Wretched Waters: Making Modernity & the Southern North Sea 📆28 May, 5-7pm 📍Room 6.02, The Bartlett, 22 Gordon Street 🔗Join us! shorturl.at/uUSRz Sam Grinsell traces how histories of slavery, docks, fishing, migration & infrastructure reshaped the southern North Sea in the 19th Century

Packaged Plants: Seductive Supplements & Metabolic Precarity in the Philippines 📆17 February, 12noon–1:30pm | 📍UCL campus Anita Hardon & Michael Lim Tam discuss how the production & consumption of plants for food & medicine has gone through ‘metabolic rifts’ Sign up! www.ucl.ac.uk/social-histo...

📣@anthropoceneucl.bsky.social & @ucl-ias.bsky.social are offering up to 5 grants of £2,000 - £3,000 💰for researchers to work on cross-disciplinary themes/topics related to the Provincialising the Anthropocene conference (Sept 2025) Apply here🔽 by 23 February! www.ucl.ac.uk/institute-of...

🎉 Happy 199th birthday, UCL! 🎉 We’re just one year away from celebrating 200 years of innovation, discovery, and impact. UCL has always been a place of firsts. Now, we look ahead to an exciting bicentenary year! Learn more: www.ucl.ac.uk/news/2025/fe... #UCL200 #UCLFoundationDay #UCLBirthday

Packaged Plants: Seductive Supplements & Metabolic Precarity in the Philippines 📆17 February, 12noon–1:30pm | 📍UCL campus Anita Hardon & Michael Lim Tam discuss how the production & consumption of plants for food & medicine has gone through ‘metabolic rifts’ Sign up! www.ucl.ac.uk/social-histo...

📣Energy transition, Indigenous territory and extractivism in the global south and north 📆13 February, 10am - 2pm | 📍UCL Campus This @anthropoceneucl.bsky.social event will focus on energy transition, Indigenous territory and extractivism in Mexico, Syria and Spain Join us! ▶️ shorturl.at/w2sWk

📣POSTPONED: Thinking with Sunaura Taylor’s disabled ecologies 📆13 February, 5.30 - 7pm | 📍Online event Due to unforeseen circumstances this event has been postponed with a new date TBC. shorturl.at/9APJn

🌍 Join us at Love Your Planet 2025 The Love Your Planet event will be returning on Monday 17 February 2025! 📍 Location: Logan Hall, IOE, 20 Bedford Way London WC1H 0AL, United Kingdom 🗓 Time: 9:30 am–6:00 pm 💚 Book your free ticket! www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/love-your-...

📣Thinking with Sunaura Taylor’s disabled ecologies 📆13 February, 5.30 - 7pm | 📍Online event This interdisciplinary roundtable discussion brings together academic and practice-based reflections on reproductive, environmental, and disability (in)justice in Colombia Join us! shorturl.at/9APJn

📣Energy transition, Indigenous territory and extractivism in the global south and north 📆13 February, 10am - 2pm | 📍UCL Campus This @anthropoceneucl.bsky.social event will focus on energy transition, Indigenous territory and extractivism in Mexico, Syria and Spain Join us! ▶️ shorturl.at/w2sWk

📣@anthropoceneucl.bsky.social & @ucl-ias.bsky.social are offering up to 5 grants of £2,000 - £3,000 💰for researchers to work on cross-disciplinary themes/topics related to the Provincialising the Anthropocene conference (Sept 2025) Apply here by 23 Feb 2025 ▶️https://bit.ly/3CBvjNU

📣On 14 February from 4-5.30pm Andrew Barry of @anthropoceneucl.bsky.social @uclgeography.bsky.social joins a panel to debate the question 'what is the state of the State now?' at UCL Sign up to attend this talk on... Economy & Security.The State after Neoliberalism 🔽 www.ucl.ac.uk/institute-of...