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Movement Research Studies Project Vulnerable Systems: Moving Beyond Sustainability

October 28, 2013 by admin Leave a Comment

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The reality of climate change has brought an increased awareness around the fragility of our environment and a heightened interest in sustainable practices. How do we move beyond sustainability towards resiliency, a term currently in broad use in the social sciences? How do we address the current crisis from its roots, rather than perpetuating unworkable systems? Is change a value or an action? How can our practices within the dance community serve as models for adapting to change? We will discuss different framings of sustainability from the perspectives of various fields, including social science, economics, and urban ecology in a roundtable conversation which invites the dance community and the larger public to explore concrete ways to create resilient systems in their own communities and beyond.

This discussion is conceived in partnership with Jennifer Monson and Movement Research. More information on the discussion HERE. 

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Virtual STUDIODANCE 2023

Livestream Wednesday, Jan 25, 7:30pm CT/8:30pm ET FREE https://krannertcenter.com/events/virtual-studiodance-2023 As part of STUDIODANCE 2023, presented by Dance at Illinois, Jennifer Monson is presenting “Heap Loose.” “Heap Loose” is part of Monson’s multi-year project “move thing,” which researches the movement of toxicity. It works to understand the adaptive possibilities in situations that are perceived as toxic […]

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