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SUMMARY:Health\, Environment\, and AnThropology 1 (HEAT1)
DESCRIPTION:Health\, Environment\, and AnThropology 1 (HEAT1)\nAs the world is getting fuller\, faster\, hotter\, and sicker\, HEAT1 asks how can anthropologists contribute to unfolding debates around health and environment on a changing and unequal planet? In what ways can medical and environmental anthropology work together and with other disciplines\, communities\, and stakeholders to help support the development of knowledge and resources for responding to environmental destruction and global heating? \nAs environmental and climate transform societies and ecologies around the world\, it is imperative that anthropologists continue to seek new ways of thinking and speaking among themselves and with others about the relationships among humans\, other-than-humans\, the environment\, and the planet. By examining the intricate web of interdependencies between societies\, ecosystems\, and environmental processes\, anthropologists have an important role to play in understanding and addressing the complex challenges faced by our planet. \nPanel proposals are invited in the following and related areas: \n\nChanging patterns and profiles of health\, illness\, and disease in response to environmental and climate change\nChanging human and more-than-human entanglements in relation to environmental and climate change\nSocial movements and new forms of sociality arising from concerns about planetary health\nEnvironmental justice\, inequality\, and marginalized communities\nDemographic anxieties and the effects of migration\, displacement\, and armed conflict in the context of changing environments\nImpacts of climate change on reproductive health and rights\nDiverse ecological knowledges and indigenous perspectives on planetary health\nSustainable food systems\, agriculture\, and nutrition\nUrbanization\, globalization\, and the transformation of human-environment relationships\nHealth impacts of extractive industries and resource exploitation\nEthical and/or methodological considerations in planetary health research and interventions\nPolicy interventions and governance for planetary health\nTechnological and design innovations for improving planetary health and dealing with the health impacts of environmental destruction and global heating\nMental health and wellbeing in the context of climate change\nInterdisciplinary connections\, including engagement with the Overlaps and contention between the frameworks of Planetary Health\, Global Health\, and One Health.\n\nPanel proposals should include a title and 250 word abstract. The deadline is 30 September 2024. A Call for Papers will then follow. \nTo submit an abstract\, follow this link: https://pay.durham.ac.uk/event-durham/health-environment-and-anthropology-heat-2024 \nEmail the conference organisers at anthro.heat.conference@gmail.com \n  \nRegistration fees \nRegistration fees include full access to conference events\, breaktime refreshments\, and a packed lunch on both days. Upon registration\, participants will have the option of including a ticket for a drinks reception on the 23rd evening\, and the conference dinner on the 24th. Participants will also have the opportunity to book accommodation in university accommodation for the nights of the 22nd\, 23rd\, and 24th. \n\nRAI\, ASA\, EASA Fellows – £320\nRAI Members – £390\nNon-Members – £420\nConcessions – £150
URL:https://therai.org.uk/events/health-environment-and-anthropology-1-heat1/
LOCATION:Durham University\, state
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