The Anthropocene Debate and (Post-)Covid-19 Challenges: A Roundtable Discussion
14 May 2021
Anthropocene Research Group, Newcastle University
Address of welcome
Shirley Jordan, Dean of Research
Introduction
Scott Ashley, Duika Burges Watson, Andy Large, Bernhard Malkmus | Newcastle
Book Presentation: The Anthropocene: A Multidisciplinary Approach
The triangulation of research, teaching, and policy-making within an Anthropocene framework: experiences prior to and during Covid-19
Impulse reflection
Helen Berry, Freyja Cox Jensen, Bryony Onciul, Nicola Whyte | Exeter
Discussion
Break
The role of the Anthropocene debate during the post-Covid-19 recovery in education and society: ideas and visions for the future
Impulse reflections:
Marta Gasparin, Mark Williams, Jan Zalasiewicz | Leicester
Shahzeen Attari, Eduardo Sonnewend Brondizio, Jason Kelly, Philip V. Scarpino | Indiana
Discussion
Open Conversation
In what ways can we reinvigorate the Anthropocene debate within the post-Covid- 19 context?
What kind of collaborations can we initiate among each other to rekindle research agendas, reframe teaching agendas, rethink knowledge transfers into policy-making?