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X-WR-CALNAME:Past and Present Landscapes: Environment, Identity, Justice, a
 nd Well-being
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SUMMARY:Past and Present Landscapes: Environment, Identity, Justice, and We
 ll-being
CONTACT:Andrea Gaughan\, (352) 219-3948\, email:ae.gaughan@louisville.edu
DESCRIPTION:The College of Arts & Sciences invites faculty, postdoctoral re
 searchers, staff, and students to the next session of our Interdepartmenta
 l Research Seminar Series, an opportunity to discover research across disc
 iplines, exchange ideas, and build new collaborations.\n\nThis session fea
 tures Dr. Maegen Rochner (Geographic & Environmental Sciences) and Dr. She
 lby Pumphrey (Women's, Gender & Sexuality Studies and Pan-African Studies)
 , who bring distinct yet complementary perspectives to questions of people
 , place, and justice.\n\nDr.Pumphrey will be giving a presentation that ex
 plores innovative approaches to teaching reproductive justice in the commu
 nity-engaged classroom. It focuses on the Community Herbal Gathering, an i
 nnovative community-engaged project between Dr.Pumphrey, her students, and
  local reproductive justice community partners, to highlight key strategie
 s in developing culturally relevant, place-based reproductive justice prog
 ramming in community settings.\n\nDr. Rochner will discuss applications of
  dendrochronology, or tree-ring science, for understanding climate and env
 ironmental change and the role of humans in shaping the evolution of fores
 ted ecosystems. She will summarize some of these applications within the c
 ontext of her ongoing and future work and explore how tree rings may infor
 m questions around human-environment interactions and environmental justic
 e across varied landscapes and spatiotemporal scales. Join us to learn and
  engage in a discussion highlighting two approaches to bringing questions 
 of justice into research across domains using the technical expertise of t
 wo world-class scholars.\n\nJoin in-person at Shumaker Research Building, 
 Room 139 OR Join via Microsoft Teams\n\nThis is a Sustainability Roundtabl
 e and UofL Sustainability Week event!
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LOCATION:Shumaker Research Building (SRB)
URL:https://events.louisville.edu/events/past-and-present-landscapes-enviro
 nment-identity-justice-and-well-being/2026-10-15
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