Quotidian Anthropocene

Quotidian Anthropocene Tactics: St. Louis Map Room

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03-06-2019 ZOOM INTERVIEW TONY WEST

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Week 01: Disastrous Times

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NEW ORLEANS ANTHROPOCENE FIELD CAMPUS DAY 2

DAY TWO TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3: Petrochemical Labor

On this day we will discover the Anthropocene through different site visits and conversations around petrochemical labor. Industrial production, work, community action, health, and partnership all...Read more

Quotidian Anthropocene: Austin, USA Collection

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META: What discourses shape the way people in this setting talk about and conceptualize civic data infrastructure and capacity, right-to-know, freedom of information, the potential of expanded public participation, and so on?

BIO: How has civic data capacity (or lack of) impacted people in this setting (subjecting them to industrial risks, for example to over-research or invisibility? What human health impacts and indicators need to be accounted for and addressed in this sett

GEO: What Anthropocenic load (toxic waste sites, mercury levels in lakes and streams, etc) in this setting needs to be documented, stewarded and governed, and what civic data infrastructure is needed for this?

MESO: What groups, networks and publics are implicated in civic data infrastructure, work, governance and capacity in this setting? What data and visualizations of these groups and networks are available?

NEW ORLEANS ANTHROPOCENE FIELD CAMPUS DAY 4

Making and Doing

Morning Open

1:15-5:30pm Making and Doing Session “Narrating Anthropocenes” at 4S

1:15-4:00pm Make-

NANO: What cultural frames & dispositions shape what types of land use are considered desirable, possible, or morally good? What data, forms of analysis, and modes of expression are persuasive & consequential regarding land use decisions (and to whom)?

02-28-2019 Field Campus Zoom Call

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