Miljø- og klimaretfærdighedsspørgmål
Workshop med Harun Morrison

What is the smallest unit of life that you are connected to? What will we never give up although we know it is bad for the planet and unfair to its inhabitants? How do we share intergenerational knowledge? & create spaces to learn from, with and challenge our elders?

Denne workshop inviterer deltagerne til at diskutere spørgsmål, der knytter sig til miljø- og social retfærdighed og forestille sig nye og alternative måder at leve sammen på i fremtiden. Harun Morrison har inviteret en gruppe af mennesker, heriblandt aktivister, forfattere, kunstnere, teoretikere, arkitekter, kokke, naturvidenskabsfolk og gartnere, til at stille et spørgsmål, der relaterer sig til miljø- og klima retfærdighed, som kan være med til at starte nye of frugtbare samtaler. Bemærk workshoppen afholdes på engelsk.

Workshoppen indgår i programmet til forsamlingen og udstillingsmomentet 'Radikale broer ༄ Fortællinger af havet' på skibet Svartlöga, der ligger til kaj ved Grenaa havn. Arrangeret af OXER & Hosting Lands.

Programmet sammenvæver sange og fortællinger, minder og traditioner, der har anker i havet og dets miljø. Det undersøger havet som en kultur, et (levende) habitat, et landskab og et bestridt, dødeligt og nomadisk territorium. Sammen vil vi tænke med spørgsmålene: Kan havet og skibet tilbyde rum for reparation og overlevelse i de miljømæssige og koloniale ruiner fra fortiden og nutiden?

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PLACERING & TILGÆNGELIGHED
Placering: Marinehuset
Tilgængelighed: Tilgængelig for kørestolsbrugere
Sprog: Engelsk

Environmental Justice Questions
Workshop with Harun Morrison

What is the smallest unit of life that you are connected to? What will we never give up although we know it is bad for the planet and unfair to its inhabitants? How do we share intergenerational knowledge? & create spaces to learn from, with and challenge our elders? 

Participants are invited to collectively discuss environmental and social justice related questions and speculate about future ways of living together. Harun Morrison has invited a range of people including activists, writers, artworkers, theorists, architects, chefs, natural historians and horticulturalists to propose questions relating to environmental justice that can stimulate conversation.

The workshop is a part of the program for a three day gathering and exhibitionary moment, Radical bridges ༄ Stories of the Sea, on the ship Svartlöga anchored in a quay in Grenaa harbor. Hosted by OXER and Hosting Lands.

The program will weave together songs and stories, testimonies and traditions, anchored within the realm of the sea. It will explore the sea as a culture, a (living) habitat, a landscape and a contested and deadly migratory territory. We will think with how the sea and the boat offer spaces for repair and survival in the environmental and colonial ruins of the past and present.

See the full programme here.

PLACE, ACCESSIBILITY & AVAILABILITY
Location: Marine house
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
Language: English