On the second of September, we held the kick-off meeting for our climate justice exquisite corpse project that emerged from the FEELers 2025 summer camp. In this project, we explore the link between climate justice and community building using the Exquisite Corpse method and the following questions: The Exquisite Corpse method is an asynchronous collaborative… Continue reading Starting with a conversation – FEELers Climate Justice Exquisite Corpse Project
FEELed Notes
A year of feelz
This FEELed Note was written by FEELed Lab administrator Julia Jung. It’s been just over a year that I joined the FEELed lab as a PhD student and lab administrator and I can’t believe it’s already time to write this reflection! In my first FEELed Note, holding with care, I wrote about the tensions of… Continue reading A year of feelz
13 Moons and 7 Seasons
This FEELed Note was written by FEELed Lab member Tom Letcher-Nicholls. Over the summer break, and as part of the FEELed Lab’s ongoing Lab Values project (How we are and wish to be: our FEELed Lab Values – The FEELed lab ; What do we actually mean? Diving deeper into our lab values using Storytelling… Continue reading 13 Moons and 7 Seasons
Plant People Gathering
This FEELed Note was written by our new MA student and community partner Jamie Stevens on behalf of the Ponderosa Education Community. On Aug 27, the first Plant People Gathering hosted by Ponderosa Education Community was a gentle way to ease back into the academic schedule of the fall. Attendees shared introduction stories and the… Continue reading Plant People Gathering
Woodhaven Park’s Multispecies Inhabitants are Thirsty!
This FEELed Note was written by our visiting artist and researcher Clara Kleininger-Wanik. Wednesday brought together unexpected neighbours in the FEELed lab’s school house: those living around Woodhaven park, who walk it everyday and know its changing (withering) trees, those who work at the FEELed lab, happy to trade their everyday campus office for walking… Continue reading Woodhaven Park’s Multispecies Inhabitants are Thirsty!
Did you have a Vortex Girl Summer, too?
A ‘back to school’ message from FEELed Lab Director, Astrida Brat Girl Summer had its day, and Hot Girl Summer does not appeal. (Although a sardine girl summer does sound intriguing.) Forget about the trends; the real question is: was it a Vortex Girl Summer (regardless of your gender) for you, too? I mean… did… Continue reading Did you have a Vortex Girl Summer, too?
::: crafty endings :::
All things come to an end – good, bad or indifferent! For example, summer … and Instagram accounts! While the FEELed Lab usually takes a break for the summer, we ended this season off with another Craft-a-strophe! session [ from craft: making, doing + strophe: part of a poem – in other words, where crafting,… Continue reading ::: crafty endings :::
The Music We Forget is Music
This FEELed Note is part of our occasional series featuring outstanding feelz from undergraduate students. When we think of a dictionary, we tend to envision a collection of words with given definitions that have been widely agreed upon. We think of “universal” understandings or categorizations of a particular something, allowing us to communicate quickly and… Continue reading The Music We Forget is Music
A Family Unit of Ecofeminist Poetry
“Goblin Market” (Christina Rosetti), “Mono-n-butyl phthalate (urine) 30.9 ng/mL” (Adam Dickinson), and “Holders” (Rita Wong) This FEELed Note is part of our occasional series featuring outstanding feelz from undergraduate students. Christina Rossetti’s “Goblin Market” is an 1862 poem long renowned for its early inklings of feminist thought and queer love between women as solution to… Continue reading A Family Unit of Ecofeminist Poetry
Researcher Profile – Jamie Stevens
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 Jamie Stevens, who has been working with us as a community partner on the Better World Club and is now joining the lab as an MA… Continue reading Researcher Profile – Jamie Stevens