How can fairy tales help us speak truth to power? What role can fairy tales from the past play in modern times? Jack Zipes in conversation with Mike Wilson and Cristina Bacchilega. Moderated by Suzanne Whitby. Part of the Yorkshire Festival of Storytelling.
A bite-sized workshop for researchers & scientists who want to learn basic video editing skill so that they can bring their comms to life with moving images...
In diesem interaktiven Workshop erhalten Sie ein Verständnis für das Gesamtbild des Klimawandels, wie sich die Erwärmung des Planeten auf uns hier in Österreich auswirkt und wie wir individuell und kollektiv Teil der Lösung sein können. Es wird Zeit geben, zu lernen, zu reflektieren und positive Maßnahmen zu ergreifen - und dabei werden wir auch […]
his month we will discuss Hanya Yanagihara's book, To Paradise. This is a VERY LONG BOOK, so if you are interested and you are a slow, reader, start reading in the summer.
In this 4-hour interactive storytelling workshop for scientists and researchers, you'll learn what storytelling is, how to use tried and tested structures to craft your own stories, and how to apply narrative structures and storytelling techniques so that you can tell the story of your science - or of your research career - in way that is meaningful, memorable, and true to the facts.
This month we will discuss Irene Solà's book, When I sing, the mountains dance. This was originally published in Spanish, but feel free to read it in whatever language makes you happy :)
A bite-sized workshop for researchers and scientists who want to boost their research communication in short, engaging sessions. The focus: social media.
A bite-sized workshop for researchers & scientists that focuses on how to find, edit, enhance and use images effectively.
This month we will be reading Little Women by Louisa May Alcott, a wish-list read from the group.
This month we will be discussing Piranesi by Susanna Clarke, available in both English (original) and German.