Kate Dawson

Join us on this panel as we think about sand, the shore and the geosocial. Please see details below and reach out if you have any questions!

The Nelson Mandela Foundation extends support to the South African legal team as they appear before the International Court of Justice today. Wishing them strength and success in their pursuit of truth, justice and peace. #CeasefireNow

Today is the day! Support South Africa's bid to bring justice to Palestinians by showing up to the ICJ in the Hague or watching livestream webtv.un.org/en. #GazaGenocide #IsraelOnTrial

@joseph_mujere and I are convening a panel at @ASAUK_News 2024 Conference on "[Post-]Extractions: The Politics of Film and Visual Methods in Academia." If you're interested in thinking about film and visual methods, please reach out to us! more info: asauk.net/post-extractio…

'Visualising Zimbabwe's Chromite Miningscapes' Photographic Exhibition @YorkHistoryDept @ernest_muvunzi @joost_fontein @h_wario @jabulanishabazw

The S.AND research group at the @MaxAnthropology is delighted to launch its twin account on twitter. We’ve established a presence on mastodon as well - @sandworlds" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">hcommons.social/@sandworlds - loads of sand-related posts and more there! Stay tuned.

Happy sand-day! Today is the fifth anniversary of the publication of my book, The World in a Grain. The audio version is currently available for FREE if you sign up for Audible. Just sayin'... amazon.com/The-World-in-G…

Very happy to announce publication of my book in November with @stanfordpress. It follows young Egyptian men as they struggle to locate fulfilling jobs and relationships in a capitalist system that encourages people to dream but delivers insecurity. Book launches to follow!

Great workshop - thanks! Lots more workshops for #lsefringe this week check out the programme and book places apps.lse.ac.uk/training-syste… @EdenLSE

Just as data can be visualised, it can also be sonified. Learn to add audio to your visualisations, tell data stories with sound, or even create pieces of music driven by data. Students and staff all welcome. And there's even a free lunch! #lsefringe apps.lse.ac.uk/training-syste…

JOIN US for a data sonification workshop with @loudnumbers on Monday 12th June, where we'll be engaging with the art of turning data into sound. Student and staff at LSE are all welcome! Book here, with a free lunch included: info.lse.ac.uk/staff/division… @LSEGeography

Really excited to host @KateEDaws talk on "Making sediment move: sedimentary circulations and London's urban ante-lives" tomorrow at 1pm - all welcome, join online tinyurl.com/2pseuadw @UoNGeography @UCLgeography @LSEGeography

Thinking through geopoetics with wonderful writers in Otago - part of our project on Geoethics and mining. See more here: rareearth-art.com/foulden-maar-w…

As part of a project on @Geoethics_ , I had the privilege of working with an amazing group of writers from Otago, NZ, offering their responses to #FouldenMaar: a geological site, home to past, present and future stories of the Earth. See #Geopoetics here: rareearth-art.com/foulden-maar-w…

So pleased to able to share the work of the wonderful students who participated in Art of the Anthropocene. Working with artist, Wojciech Rusin, they developed their own sounds that think with, through and against the Anthropocene - listen and read here artoftheanthropocene.net

I am really sorry to be missing this tomorrow. Its such an exciting approach and fantastic way to enable students to engage with a subject/question. Join if you can.

Really looking forward to this event tomorrow evening. One of the outcomes of a really exciting #EdenCatalystFund project led by @KateEDaws. Further details and booking below @EdenLSE @GordonCE.

Rounding up the first year of Art of the Anthropocene with a sound showcase created by the students and a panel discussion - We'd love you to join us on Friday 18th Nov, 6-8pm LSE eventbrite.co.uk/e/art-of-the-a…