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Zuky Serper - WEH-GIS Analyst and Resident Artist Zuky Serper is a GIS analyst and resident artist at the Centre for World Environmental History (CWEH) 性爱视频 since 2013. His work on world environmental history GIS and art and education participatory practices, is integrated into the activist agenda of the centre, as set by its inspirational founder, environmental historian Richard Grove. |
Workshops
1 May 2019
Artists Environmental Justice Now
27 September 2018
Vedanta’s Billions: Regulatory Failure, Environment and Human Rights
27 July 2018
Conflict over Land and Resources in India’s Adivasi (Tribal) Heartland: Workshop and Book Launch
11 May 2016
Mining in Rapid Fall - People, climate change and future of the industry
- Mining in Rapid Fall - Invite poster [PDF 389.00KB]
- Mining in Rapid Fall - Programme [PDF 552.98KB]
- Mining in Rapid Fall - CWEH Academia and Activism Spring Bulletin, May 2016 [PDF 894.92KB]
5-6 December 2015
Keep Oil in the Ground – The Yasuni ITT Park Initiative in Amazonian Ecuador
20 November 2015
- Contested Realities - Adivasis in the Anthropocene [PDF 300.16KB]
- Contested Realities - Schedule [PDF 75.11KB]
12-13 September 2014
Academics and Activists International Forum
18 January 2014
Activism and Academia - Grassroots Scholar Activism for Commoning Academia in Afrika [PDF 110.02KB]
10 May 2013
Activism and Academia – Objectivity, Reflexivity and Engagement [PDF 1.15MB]
Newsletters
Latest newsletter
- CWEH Activists and Academia Network newsletter – January 2019 [PDF 5.70MB]
- CWEH Activists and Academia Network newsletter - Autumn 2018 [PDF 1.36MB]
- CWEH Activists and Academia Network newsletter - March 2018 [PDF 729.47KB]
- CWEH Activists and Academia Network newsletter - July 2016 [PDF 112.92KB]
- CWEH Activists and Academia Network newsletter Autumn 2015 - Spring 2016 [PDF 1.06MB]
Seminars
- Conceptualising Environmental Conflict through Multidisciplinary Lenses
- Women, Militarisation and Trade in North-East India’s Borderland Area [PDF 389.06KB]
- Mining Affected Communities from Odisha to Zambia
- OIL – SPOILS - SOIL Environmental justice and fossil fuel extraction in Bolivarian Latin America [PDF 247.81KB]
- Rare Earth [PDF 227.14KB]
- Ideas into Action - Peoples Movements Against Austerity and War [PDF 123.28KB]
- Fracking for the Nation? [PDF 7.52MB]
- Maritime interests in the Tamil Seas, Tamil genocide, U.K. government and business interests [PDF 64.56KB]
- Copper Colonialism in Zambia [PDF 252.78KB]
- Activism and Economics [PDF 2.70MB]
- 'Rupture' and Transitional Justice [PDF 6.42MB]
- Stories of Two Communities’ Environmental Struggles Against Land Grab [PDF 357.85KB]
- The Struggle for Reparation for Afrika, Justice for Mau Mau in Kenya and Eco Colonialism [PDF 1.52MB]
News items, other events and links
Landmark jurisdiction case won by Zambian farmers at Supreme Court
- Mika Peck, speaks about oil drilling in the Yasuni on Costing the Earth on BBC4
- Defensa y Conservacion Ecologica de Intag
- Mapping ecological conflicts and spaces of resistance
- an independent grassroots solidarity organization
- People, climate change and future of the industry
Network members protesting against Vedanta in London in May 2016:
Photos: Vedanta protests
