This site-specific five-day workshop will introduce emerging scholars in the Global South to transformative and transdisciplinary concepts and research methods in environmental humanities and social science research. Struggles for justice under Anthropocene conditions in the Global South will be contextualized in relation to the “feral effects” of dams and water diversion megaprojects on indigenous, marginalized and more-than-human communities, and their entangled socio-ecological lives and livelihoods, along rivers, and areas subject to development-driven deforestation and human disturbance.

Apply before August 5; read more details on how to apply here