New Environmental Humanities Fellows for 2024
We are delighted to announce that EEHN, in conjunction with the Institute for Advanced Study in the Humanities, will host three Environmental Humanities Fellows in 2024. Between April and May …
We are delighted to announce that EEHN, in conjunction with the Institute for Advanced Study in the Humanities, will host three Environmental Humanities Fellows in 2024. Between April and May …
24th November, 10.30am Our next EEHN Reading Group will take place online on the 24th November at 10.30am UK Time. For this session, our ‘readings’ will be: Eben Kirksey and …
21st November, 10.20am For our next EEHN Lab session we will be visiting Rising Tide: Art and Environment in Oceana at the National Museum of Scotland. We will be joined by …
Join us on the 7th of November for a special EEHN PhD Lab professional development workshop, where we talk about building an online presence as an Environmental Humanities scholar. The …
We are now entering the second year of running the PhD Lab, and we’d like to invite all interested PGR students to join us at our first meeting of the …
By Fani Apospori In a guest blog post, Fani Apospori explores the intersections of toxicity, gender, colonialism, and the environment through the lens of the ‘Resisting Toxic Climates’ conference: …
This summer, we are delighted to be hosting the British Academy and Wellcome Trust conference, ‘Resisting Toxic Climates: Gender, Colonialism, Environment‘. This special in-person event will take place on Wednesday …
The Edinburgh Environmental Humanities Network PhD Lab were recently awarded a Student Experience Grant (University of Edinburgh) which supported a research retreat to Cove Park between the 12th-15th May. The …
We’re delighted to welcome Dr Kat Hill, of Birkbeck College, University London, as our Environmental Humanities Fellow for 2023. Her publications include the prize-winning book Baptism, Brotherhood and Belief (OUP …
The School of Literatures, Languages & Cultures warmly welcome you to the Inaugural Lecture of Professor Michelle Keown, to be held on Wednesday 26th April, 5:15pm at G.03 Lecture Theatre, …