Preparing the ground for sustainable community development (spinning out from @ConnectingNBS) | Innovative co-creation | People + Places + Pathways + Patterns
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Running another #SarajevoPathway workshop today with a group of students from Sweden. We start always, in the same place…a little girl, her little face in a rose…
“…but also flowers…”
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Today has been a great event so far, sharing knowledge on just urban greening, air quality and gardening for people! 🌿 🌳🏘️
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Looking forward to today’s workshop with our friends and colleagues at @UELSRI - it’s been a pleasure to help organise this! We’ll be running a short body-mapping session to kick things off - exploring our emotional connection to nature! 🌿🪴🌸
Come along to our free and in-person workshop on 1st July exploring nature connection, residential gardens and environmental justice in cities! 🍁🏘
🌳 Hosted by our fantastic researchers, accompanied by @EM_Path_Ways and @CloudGardenerUK !
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This conversation b/w @UniversityLeeds Professor of Poetry @KCampanello & Wayne Gilbert is very special. Among other things, they spoke about bodies, the natural world, ageing, climate change, & ‘Moving Nowhere Here’ @GrantaMag granta.com/moving-nowhere-he…. This is time well-spent.
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Research Fellow @TomEGrey is up now, speaking on an 'all-neighbourhood' approach to ageing...with a lovely nod to the Irish language:
"We live in each other’s ‘shadow’"
‘shadow’ also meaning ‘shelter'
#CommisionOnCare
Tom Grey,Research Fellow (Architecture & Urbanism) TrinityHaus, TCD, speaks to the theme of Housing at Sage Advocacy's seminar on ageing. #CommissionOnCare
ALT Quotation from Tom Grey: "I want to talk about an ‘all-neighbourhood’ approach to ageing – and the idea of our interdependence. I was struck by Sage Advocacy’s Chair invoking the saying, Ar scáth a chéile a mhaireann na daoine, which means that we all live in each other’s shadow – but scáth can also mean shelter – and in Ireland we have a very synergistic relationship with our built environment."
So many reflections on a good day spent running another #SarajevoPathway workshop! More to come!
