Thread by @TdLearning

#Sustainability and an ethos of #Care – something I am pondering about for quite a while now. Two recent publications offer new insights and inspirations – recommended reads!
#SustainabilityScience #AcademicChatter
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“A feminist ethos for caring knowledge production in transdisciplinary sustainability science” offers insights into the work of María Puig de la Bellacasa and relates their ethos of care to #transdisciplinary #sustainability science.
doi.org/10.1007/s11625…
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The authors elaborate on three modes of knowledge production: (1) thinking-with, (2) dissenting-within and (3) thinking-for, and derive concrete actions to produce caring knowledge in #transdisciplinary #sustainability science.
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The list of practices that may help to cultivate caring environments in academia and beyond I found especially inspiring – much to ponder about, thanks to my wonderful colleagues at @SESLeuphana
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In "A Care-Based Approach to Transformative Change: Ethically-Informed Practices, Relational Response-Ability & Emotional Awareness", the authors convincingly argue, that more radical, transformative change can be fostered.
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doi.org/10.1080/215500…

@AngelaMoriggi and colleagues identify three reinforcing dimensions: (1) ethically informed practices; (2) relational response-ability; and (3) emotional awareness.
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This will be extremely helpful in future research as an analytical perspective to further our understanding of transformative change, and also as a lens to invigorate action-oriented approaches in #sustainability #transformation s.
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