Nuclear Testing and Impacts on Indigenous People
Hi Team. This came across my FB feed. One more of the travesties of...
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Category: Reblogged
Anything and everything we wanted to share that hasn't come out of the classroom.
This article seemed to touch on some things from our Monday Session!
“Working Together Is What Humans Are Built to Do”: Social Trust Is Key to Stemming the Coronavirus Crisis Bill McKibben, The New Yorker, 2 April 2020.
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We may be locked down but we can still pudding like it’s 1944!
Thought this was a neat connection to ideas about scarcity and the way war (and our current...
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External signifiers of femininity on war machines…
Thought you might find this interesting in the light of our adventures with Christina Aguilera on...
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Perhaps food is the ultimate weapon?
Anyone see a preoccupation here? I think I need to do some of my own research on these lines. But...
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Armies march on their stomachs…
War is often about resources and food can be both a tool and a weapon. From rationing to...
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Spinning yarns…
We talk about story telling through metaphors of handicrafts and war stories are no different. We...
Read MoreWAR…WHAT IS IT GOOD FOR???
Welcome to Arts Scholars! The lyrics to this protest song have been detached from the conflict of its origin and become both meme and memory and I thought it a fitting way to begin. I am so glad to be going on this journey with...
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“As with all things that grow in popularity, messages can get diluted”
View this post on Instagram it’s been about 2 years since I first created an image like this. I...
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