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An artistic director interested in how art practices can bring empowering messages about climate, and a senior lecturer in Drama and Theatre Arts (University of Birmingham).

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Julia Marques

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A researcher interested in climate change theatre and the intersection between the arts and environmentalism / climate change science.

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Call for poetry: Magma 72, the Climate Change issue Magma magazine asks: "How do poets bring climate change into our work?" Send in your poems and show them!
A new mourning: Remembrance Day for Lost Species "Grieving is never going to get easier but it can be shaped."
Warm Data "A slippery mess of variables, changes, and ambiguities does not sit nicely in graphs or models, and it takes longer to produce."
Helen Mayer Harrison (1927-2018) A tribute at eco/art/scot/land, & a short video in which Helen talks about "with empathy, the world becomes a different place."
Nick Reeves Award 2018 Open for nominations

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