A look at how unions and indigenous communities in South Africa and Chile are pushing back against green imperialism

An exploration of the transformative potential of small acts of kindness in a late night café

How does recreational use shape pro-environmental behavioural change in the North Yorkshire Moors?

A look at historcal practices in Suledo forest in Tanzania as an example of how pastoralism and forest conservation can coexist

A sonic geography that shows the role of the wind in moving the water from the sea to the tops of the sierras

How moments of 'freezing' in Parkinson’s disease shape the interaction between the body and space in everyday situations.

An examination of climate justice through the lens of spatial inequality in the UK

A day in the life of a women’s waste-work collective as they navigate the wastescapes of Mumbai’s informal recycling industry.

Following a courier on their night-time newspaper delivery in Vienna, Austria

How can ancient yogic practice help us navgate the challenges we are facing caused by the climate crisis

A photographic project exploring how queer lives move through and leave traces in suburban spaces

An exploration of the impact of the Olympic as a mega event in Paris and Vancouver

The trials and triumphs of women from the Ursari (bear trainers) nomadic group while travelling from Eastern Europe to the UK

An exploration of the challenges affecting coastal communities in the Gulf of Anzio, including marine pollution, coastal erosion and beach privatization

Tales of traditional knowledge as a sustainable practice for climate change mitigation

A poetic exploration of Derrigimlagh bog, a remote landscape once transformed by technological ambition and now reclaimed by nature.

An exploration of how women's paid domestic work is internalized, understood and resisted in contemporary, urban Nepal

Women from Amballoor, near Kochi in Kerala discuss how they bear the brunt of urban expansion and environmental degradation

Conversations with women from my family and neighbourhood in Türkiye across generations

Voices of people from Vila Autodromo favela, displaced by the 2016 Brazil Olympics

Middlesex Filterbeds Nature Reserve, Hackney, London, UK Drawing on ecological posthumanism and creative practice as research 'In the midst of rich meadows […]' responds to calls for new ways of paying attention to sites of historic and contemporary human and fellow being entanglements. Through my fieldwork, in which I include off site film making, I hoped to answer the question 'How can creative practice at engender a more ecological approach to heritage sites?'. Rather than ‘fill a gap’ I aimed to add to the emerging body of research calling for an ecological rethinking of heritage that recognises the deep entanglements of nature and culture. Drawing on this, and on the ecological posthumanism that has influenced it, I used creative practice and film making to the call for new ways of paying attention to the world and working with the vibrant entanglements of humans, fellow beings, and the places we all inhabit.

1 in 25 empty properties in England could be used to provide much-needed homes. Anglia Ruskin University’s Illustration and Animation students produce five short films highlighting different aspects of how this wasted housing stock could be recycled to help address the UK’s chronic housing crisis

This film sets out to explore how two very different relatives encountered one community with their respective residential triumph and trials in mind. How do two different women find meaning in home in one gentrifying Miami community? I used my training in history, cinema and ethnography to push my thinking on a project that began with 37 ethnographic interviews. The initial outcome of these interviews was an article published in the Journal of Urban History.

Animation from students at Anglia Ruskin asking why the UK has so many empty homes in the midst of a housing crisis