Greetings, Shristee, Ashish and all in our network.
I found the Volume, Sharing Life very useful and appreciated both the content and process of this collective nature.
Good example of new collaborative scholarship in the period of what i call, "Combined Climate/Coronaviruses Disruptions (CCCs)."
Contributors of the volume might find their ideas resonate with the notions of Annapurna Abundance and Annapurna Pluriversities.
As called by our fearless leader of PeDAGOG, Ashish Kothari, I am sharing my recent activities with the group.

First, a new Doctoral Program is in the making at Southwestern College, Santa Fe (I have been the co-designer and will serve as core-faculty)
Second, a series of presentations on Annapurna Pluriversities have been made links below. Enjoy, and please join us for the Humanity Rising Session/Day #231 on April 21 (also celebrates EARTHDAY).

best and cheers to you all,

Pramod Parajuli, Ph.D.
Founder, Annapurna Pluriversiteis: Regenerating Lifesystems, Livelihoods, Learning and Leadership

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On Sun, Apr 18, 2021 at 3:47 AM Shrishtee Bajpai <shrishteebajpai@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello all, 
This might be of interest to some of you.

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Book Launch & Discussion - Alternative Worldviews: SHARING LIFE The Ecopolitics of Reciprocity

We invite you to join us for Book Launch and Discussion on Ecology, biodiversity and charting alternative ecological and political landscapes for our common ecological future. 

CalendarApril 22, 2021 Thursday
Wristwatch17:30 IST / 14:00 CEST

Evolving around the main essay, contributions to this assemblage reflect a common understanding that ecology and biodiversity needs to be reclaimed – and constantly generated – as a process of lived and living realities in a system of reciprocal relationships.

In this book-launch webinar, four authors share excerpts of their contributions. Drawing their individual alternative ecological and political landscapes, they re-create an image of such interwoven linkages and invite the audience to listen and to reflect about various facets of a common ecological future.

With:

Andreas Weber, Eco Philosopher, marine biologist and author of the main essay. Based in Germany and Italy, Andreas develops a “Biopoetics”, a new understanding of life as an embodied process of subjectivity and shared meaning. Teaching Ecophilosophy at the University of the Arts, Berlin, he is adjunct professor at IIT Guwahati, India.

Shristee Bajpai, researcher-activist based in India and member of the environmental action group Kalpavriksh. Shristee’s research is focussed on exploring alternatives to mainstream development models, documenting worldviews of communities and networking.

Sonal Jain, working at the intersection of art, ecology, technology and activism in India and worldwide. Sonal has shown her work at prominent venues like: Solomon Guggenheim Museum, New York and The Venice Biennale.

Kaustubh Deka, teaches Political Science at Dibrugarh University, Assam, India. Kaustubh’s work concentrates on ecological politics, youth politics, identity assertion and inquiries into understanding the category of Northeast India.

Minna Salami, Nigerian-Finnish and Swedish writer, will moderate and contextualize the webinar’s dialogue. As founder of the multiple award-winning blog, MsAfropolitan, Minna connects feminism with critical reflections on contemporary culture from an Africa-centred perspective.

Opening remarks by Marion Regina Müller (Country Director, hbs Regional Office, New Delhi)


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