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CFP: “When Corona Met Climate Change…”

April 7, 2020 by Adrian J Ivakhiv

Please share the following call for presenters:

“When Corona Met Climate Change… What Changed?”

A series of live, short (under 3 minutes), and creative responses to the intersection of coronavirus and climate change, 50 years after Earth Day and 50 years before Ecotopia Day (EarthDay+100).

Think of it as a virtual human chain of “emotional weather reports” from the sagging century-midpoint between the first global teach-in on the environment (April 22, 1970) and an anticipated ecotopian world (which we are optimistically dating to April 22, 2070). Spiked with visions of how to get from here to there.

When: EarthDay+50, April 22, 2020, beginning 12 noon EDT / 4 pm GMT.

Where: Online, planet Earth. Details will be announced at http://ecoculturelab.net/when-corona.

If you are interested in presenting via webcam at this online event, please submit a short proposal to ecoculture@uvm.edu with the following details:

  1. Your name, e-mail address, home location (e.g. city, state/province, country), and an affiliation of some kind;
  2. A short title for your piece;
  3. 3 to 5 sentences describing your concept and format. 

Proposals are due by April 15, 6 pm EDT. Entries are sought that address the theme in creative and provocative ways using visual, literary, and/or performative means. Presenters should be free to present between 12:00 and 1:30 pm EDT on April 22, via their own webcam and a reasonable internet connection. Presentations should be no longer than 3 minutes in duration.

“When Corona Met Climate Change, What Changed?” will launch Feverish World: From Pandemonium to Ecotopia, an ongoing multi-media effort to help catalyze a shift from fear-based to empathic and compassionate responses to the feverish times ahead.

Feverish World is premised on an acceptance that industrially-triggered climate change and accompanying social, economic, and ecological “pandemonium” will characterize the decades ahead. We believe that traversing those decades will require creativity, moral courage, cultural flexibility, and a sense of human solidarity and ecological fellowship to guide our action forward. We call the goal “ecotopia,” an ecological place, while recognizing that its attainment will be negotiated among the diverse inhabitants of the many places making up our world. On April 22, 2070, we will look back to see where we have arrived.

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Posted in Academe, Climate change, Media ecology | Tagged calls, Coronavirus, Earth Day, Earth Day 2020, events, hyper-events, lockdown, pandemic politics, virtual gatherings | 1 Comment

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  1. on May 15, 2020 at 8:35 am john shelby

    Much needed information during this pandemic. Hope everything goes accordingly by 2070.



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