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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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ICYMI: Get your FEELed Lab t-shirt! / Recap – Giving & Gathering

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~strange confluence~

If last year was a vortex girl summer, this summer has been a time of ~~strange confluence~~! This is what I’m calling that uncanny phenomenon where coincidences, confirmations and crossings happen with such frequency that they can’t be a mere coincidence… Surely you know what I mean?  For me at least, it was a summer…

Researcher Profile – Samantha Jones

As we welcome new people to the FEELed Lab, we want to make space for longer introductions to project team members and research affiliates joining us this year. This profile is on Samantha Jones, who is joining the FEELed Lab as a visiting artist and researcher in September 2026. Poetic Forecasts is an interdisciplinary project that brings together…

Otherwise Polarized Podcast

This FEELed Note was written by FEELed Lab research affiliates and climate solution scholars Jamie Stevens and Estraven Lupino-Smith whose project explores the potential of using arts‐led social infrastructures to address polarization for Anticolonial Climate Justice, with contributions from FEELed Lab research affiliates Lola Melchior and revisions from FEELed Lab research administrator, Julia Jung.  As…

Connecting Otherwise

This FEELed Note was written by FEELed Lab research affiliates and climate solution scholars Jamie Stevens and Estraven Lupino-Smith whose project explores the potential of using arts‐led social infrastructures to address polarization for Anticolonial Climate Justice. We are grateful for feedback and revisions from FEELed Lab research administrator, Julia Jung. In our previous FEELed Note,…

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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.