Paige West and the Pacific Climate Circuits working group have published a new paper that is the first to be co-authored by a combination of scholars and activists from Papua New Guinea, the USA, as well as Indigenous Elders from New Ireland.

Professor Fellezs commented on protest songs and “freedom musics” in this polarized time

Paige West, former co-director of the Pacific Climate Circuits working group, calls attention to the relationship between biodiversity decline and colonialism.

Professor Kevin Fellezs discussed recent protests against police brutality and the Black Lives Matter movement in the United States.

Anthropocene Unseen: A Lexicon was published by Punctum Books

Paige West’s piece is entitled Translations, Palimpsests, and Politics: Environmental Anthropology Now.

The lecture, entitled “Commoning and Decannonizing Political Ecology: An Example from Melanesia and New York City,” took place on October 30th.

J.C. Salyer, former co-director of CSSD working group Pacific Climate Circuits, was recognized  for his dedication to Brooklyn’s Arab-American community and his work to strengthen cross-cultural ties.

Kevin Fellezs, member of the CSSD working group Pacific Climate Circuits, spoke about teaching and his love of music with Columbia College Today.

Paige West, project director of the CSSD working group Pacific Climate Circuits: Moving Beyond Science, Technology, Engineering, and Economics discussed the UN Sustainable Development goals at the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in New York.

Kevin Fellezs, Co-Director of the CSSD Project Pacific Climate Circuits: Moving beyond Science, Technology, Engineering, and Economics, will give two upcoming lectures in China, entitled “Fusion, Then…And Now: Thoughts on the Persistence of the Broken Middle”.