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THE FEELed LAB

“We are feel-ers, with feelers, trying better to feel the world”

The FEELed Lab is a collaborative and interdisciplinary feminist environmental humanities field lab located on unceded syilx territory in Kelowna, BC.

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A block print image that says "5 years at the FEELed Lab" with 5 funky hot pink ponderosa pine cones

Save the date! Join us on 27 March for an full day of workshops, activities, talks and hangs in celebration of 5 Years at the FEELed Lab! Drop in for a while, or stay all day!

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A year of mobilizing knowledge with and for community

This FEELed Note was written by FEELed Lab Administrator Julia Jung. In late 2024, Astrida and I had a conversation about our Instagram account. Meta had just changed their fact-checking policy, and other limitations of social media were becoming more apparent to us. This coincided with an opportunity for graduate students in UBCO’s IGS 585 Knowledge…

The Project before the Projects

This FEELed Note was written by FEELed Lab Administrator Julia Jung. Deir new publication “Sensing the Ocean through the Exquisite Corpse ArtScience method” is out now, you can read the full paper here. When I tell people that my PhD project explores the potential of polyamorous thinking to support relationship development in transdisciplinary collaborations within…

Welcome back to the Dark

This FEELed Note was written by FEELed Lab Administrator Julia Jung. On January 16, we continued our longest-standing annual tradition at the FEELed Lab: A ‘Welcoming the Dark’ event. Usually, we held those events at the end of the semester as an end-of-term celebration. This year, we wanted to try something different and decided to…

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The FEELed Lab is supported by the Canada Research Chair in Feminist Environmental Humanities, working across the Faculty of Creative and Critical Studies and the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at the UBC Okanagan.