Join us for online seminar on 27th April at 12-1 pm Renewing participatory democracy: Walking with young children to story and read the land For registration: https://t.co/JJReXdOjLB

Treecapes Seminar with Professor Tim Ingold (online event) "Living trees grow, branch and sprout from within the midst of their arborescence. Can we say the same of human lives"? Thursday 19th January 12:00-13:00 (GMT) Join us:

Treecapes Seminar with Professor Tim Ingold When: 19th January, 2023 (12:00-1:00pm) GMT Where: Online (free event) Register here to join us: https://t.co/Vzc7H47SeB

Happening this week.. Treescapes Voices of the Future Seminar "Art as Action and Connection" When: 15th December; 12-1pm (GMT) Where: Online (Free event) To register:

Treescapes Voices of the Future Seminar "Art as Action and Connection" Speaker: Dr Amy Corcoran Date: 15th December 2022 Time: 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM (GMT) Location: Online Registration: https://t.co/ORsaEemQEX

Join our online seminar tomorrow at 12:00pm (GMT) Planting an Ethics of Care: Community Sustainability in the Historic Neighborhood of San Jose Japantown, USA Speaker: Prof. Kimberly Powell, Penn State University For registration:

Join us for a seminar tomorrow (13th October) at 12:00-13:00. See details here: https://t.co/BjfwTiDy2C #posthumism# childhood# orboreal methodologies

Testing Treescapes for @CYPTreescapes @CaitlinFNunn @KhawlaBadwan

Back home after an incredibly inspiring @CYPTreescapes retreat in Aberdeen(shire). Many thanks to everyone involved in the organising & facilitating of such a brilliant few days. Now: time to reflect & to write.

‘A storied landscape’ (Jeff Oliver): we spent the day learning about Bennachie - ‘Aberdeenshire’s most recognized landform’ - & the opportunities of co-production as part of our @CYPTreescapes project https://t.co/GF6GP4QLql

Fantastic @CYPTreescapes @UK_Treescapes morning learning about the ecological, environmental and social histories of one of our case study sites at Bennachie - including a (windy) talk with views of both the North Sea and Cairngorms

We climbed Bennachie! Missing @DrSimonCarr @CYPTreescapes

From Walt Whitman’s ‘The Lesson of a Tree’ to theories of change, from reflections on co-production to the possibility of hope: thanks so much to all of the speakers at yesterday’s @CYPTreescapes meeting @aberdeenuni - we learnt so much.

Learning from our colleagues in Aberdeen about how to develop multi purpose Treescapes @CYPTreescapes retreat @UK_Treescapes

3 out of 4 of our family are participating in @CYPTreescapes so it’s wonderful that we are all here at the project retreat in Aberdeen. A privilege to be part of a team of inclusive, supportive #youth & #childhood scholars & artists. And to practice family #CoProduction!?

It’s our @CYPTreescapes retreat at the University of Aberdeen!

Mountains! Actual mountains (in the distance, admittedly). Enjoying the journey to Aberdeen for our @CYPTreescapes @UK_Treescapes project retreat this week. The journey is providing great views and much-needed time to write. And this week much-needed time to focus on research!

Heading north to Aberdeen - excitingly, for the first time - for a @CYPTreescapes @UK_Treescapes research retreat.

I'm so happy to begin work with youth researchers on this exciting project, exploring (non)belonging with/in treescapes for young people who migrated as separated asylum seekers. It was a privilege to walk & talk about our knowledge, memories & senses of transnational treescapes.

Call for Papers - Bank Street College of Education ⁦@CYPTreescapes⁩ ⁦@samyia_ambreen⁩ ⁦@KhawlaBadwan⁩ ⁦@CaitlinFNunn⁩ ⁦@clarerishbeth⁩ ⁦@peterkraftl⁩ ⁦@AbiHackett⁩ ⁦@UK_Treescapes⁩