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Call for ideas has been selected
Published: 15 March 2024
Three projects has been selected in SLU Landscape's Call for ideas 2023/2024: Fieldwork Approaches - Reconnecting to our living territory
This year’s CFI asked for ideas how to re-engage in fieldwork in order to rethink our fieldwork approaches.
These three Call For Ideas (CFI) project proposals has received funding (50 000 SEK each) from SLU Landscape:
Leva och lära av landskap
(Live and learn from landscapes)
In this project, we want to contribute new knowledge about what pupils remember from their school days and how that time influenced them in their life choices later in life.
Main contact: Petter Åkerblom
Engagement
Petter Åkerblom
Titti Olsson
Amanda Gabriel
Immersive fieldwork practices - reconnecting to our living territories
The objective of this CFI project is to explore and experiment with immersive fieldwork practices, and discuss how such practices might expand our capacities to understand and connect to our living territories.
Main contact: Marina Queiroz and Victoria Sjöstedt
Engagement
Marina Queiroz
Victoria Sjöstedt
Petra Thorpert
Sanna Stålhammar
Lara Tickle
Anna Lind Lewin
Lena Granefelt
Other participants:
David Roxendal and Eliza Roxendal, Humble Habitat
Foraging and crafting knowledge: Going beyond walking, seeing and being
In this project, we plan to broaden this understanding of the taskscapes of foraging to incorporate material for craft. We plan to share and develop knowledge of the values of our surroundings beyond the visual, the ecological, the economical.
Main contact: Andrew Butler
Engagement
Andrew Butler
Malin Eriksson
Helena Mellqvist
Jitka Svensson
Daniel Valentini
Marina Queiroz
Other participants:
Eva Sandström, Centre of Nature Interpretations
Kalle Forss, Slöjd Konsulent Skåne
Slöjd Konsulent Uppland (as yet unconfirmed)
SLU Landscape Call For Ideas 2023/2024 (Read the call)
Contact
Marina Queiroz, Lecturer at the Department of Urban and Rural Development, Ultuna
Telephone: +46 18 672511
E-mail: marina.queiroz@slu.se
SLU Landscape
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