Alexander Karvelas is a PhD student in the ethnomusicology program at the University of California, Santa Barbara, Chumash territory. He is also participating in an interdisciplinary emphasis in Environmental Studies. His identities as a musician, environmental justice activist, and scholar converge around the importance of listening to other modes of expression and understanding the potential for radical individual and collective change through those listening practices.
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Thinking through Fire: Climate Solidarity and Multispecies Regeneration
Having acknowledged these connections, what steps can we take, as scholars, activists, and humans, to cultivate those connections in ways that empower more-than-human beings and ourselves in our collective struggle for Climate X? What does it look/sound/feel like to build climate solidarity beyond the boundaries of the human species? It’s time to find out.
January 30, 2020
