Prefer international conference

The conference poster and programme are available below, videos of intervention may be consulted here:

MAY 14
Opening keynote:
Werner Krauss: Sedimented narratives in precarious landscapes: Storytelling in the Anthropocene (video recording unavailable)
Presentations:
Carlos Del Cairo and Maite Yie Garzon: Affective Geographies, Precarity of Campesino life, and Existential Risk in the Narratives of the people of Venecia (Colombia).
Chloe Dhaille: Ordinary care ethic as perpetuation of one’s world: Two water care stories in Venecia, Cundinamarca
Conversatorio:
Clara De La Hoz, facilitated by Jean-Paul VanderlindenMoral: status of care for the elderly. Case study of a nursing home in San Miguel de Sema, Boyaca. Colombia.
Presentations:
Yorghos Remvikos, Anne-Laure Legendre, and Luisa Sanchez: Investigating local terminal situations: Semantics, pragamtics and ethics within the PREFER Project.
Anne-Laure Legendre and Luisa Sanchez: “When it stopped being a pueblo”: experiences of transformations and place attachment in Tenjo, Cundinamarca (Colombia).

May 15
Results integration:
Clara De La Hoz, carlos Del Cairo, Anne-Llaure Legendre, Luisa Sanchez, Yorghos Remvikos, Maite Yie Garzon: Local Terminal Risk and Resistances: experiences from three Colombian communities.
Presentations:
Jean-Paul Vanderlinden, Thi Minh Ha Bui, Charlotte Da Cunha: On the Dao, modernity, and everyday ethics in the Mekong Delta (video recording unavailable)
Baptiste Salmon: Being “at a loss” in times of disaster: when the world – and public policy – no longer make sense
Kuluk Helms: Terminality, accessibility to culture and narratives of changes: three Greenlandic case studies
Jeanne Gherardi: The meaning of an icebreaker: ethnographic encounter in Ittoqqortoormiit (Kalaallit Nunaat)
Closing keynote:
Tanguy Sandré: From existential risks to multispecies extinctions: thinking coexistence from human-narwhals relation in Ittoqqortoormiit (Kalaallit Nunaat)
Concluding remarks: Observations, way forward, and closing of the workshop:
Jean-Paul Vanderlinden: Local terminal risk as an analogue of existential risk: theoretical and empirical dimensions