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'Treescapes Voices of the Future Seminar
'Conspiring with the trees'- Dr Eve Mayes
Thursday 16th May (9-10 am) BST
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How US’s hottest city is cooling its least protected community theguardian.com/environment/20…

The Hilfield Oak

Three-quarters of children want more time in nature, says National Trust theguardian.com/environment/20…

Old oaks

Another great day in the woods with Samyia Ambreen and The Mersey Forest exploring what children would like in the future. They want: To go out more, to have more trees, for things to move more quickly in terms of climate change and re foresting UKTreescapes Voices of the Future: Child & Youth Treescapes

Call for participants!
One-day participatory, interdisciplinary 'Innovative Methods in Migration Research' event. June 25, Manchester Met
Join us for a day of dialogue and exploration, with a keynote lecture from the fabulous Umut Erel!
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The crowds flocking to Banksy’s latest work are missing the point: the damaged tree at its heart theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Amazing day with Samyia Ambreen and The Mersey Forest and Steven Pool and children from Crowley International school exploring the woodland and creating new woodland methodologies

Lovely conclusion- thinking about enabling messy methodologies and the need to listen to children’s voices to challenge the scientific imagination - Prof Helen Lomax for Voices of the Future: Child & Youth Treescapes

Touch and gesture and arts methods as a mode of listening to children Prof Helen Lomax attending to how children wanted to be in the space Voices of the Future: Child & Youth Treescapes

Children as rights bearers- so important - Prof Helen Lomax - material methods are a more socially just way of listening to children and engaging with children in a reciprocal way- rejecting a rush to fast knowledge. Referencing the work of Prof Alison Clark Voices of the Future: Child & Youth Treescapes

Children were invisible in policy making during Covid and beyond- great point by Prof Helen Lomax for our Voices of the Future: Child & Youth Treescapes seminars. This is still so real as Dr Khawla Badwan has argued.

So pleased to welcome Prof Helen Lomax to our Voices of the Future: Child & Youth Treescapes seminar with Samyia Ambreen Dr Abi Hackett
Johan Siebers to explore arts-based methodologies with children and young people UKTreescapes

We recently partnered with The Tree of Hope Youth Research group, a team of global youth living in Manchester to plant ‘trees of hope’ and create a lasting legacy for their project.

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Treescapes Voices of the Future Seminar
'Towards attentive, playful arts-based methodology with children' by Prof Helen Lomax
When: 14th March (12- 1pm) GMT
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Creating a Rhyzomatic story design Riikka Hohti for our Voices of the Future: Child & Youth Treescapes project - how to incorporate new modes of research outside the timelines of conventional research

Atmospheres are more than human- what is it to know? Riikha Hohti for the Voices of the Future: Child & Youth Treescapes seminar series with Samyia Ambreen asking a great question.