We explore how creative practices contribute to socio-ecological transformations, and the role of imagination in building just, sustainable societies. Inspired by the arts and environmental humanities, we draw on creative methods such as story-telling and theatre to understand and engage with the emotional, cultural and relational dimensions of eco-crisis and regeneration.
The Writtle Writers in Residence programme offers writers the chance to work on solo and collaborative pieces inspired by sustainability and landscape.
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Exploring Eco-anxiety Through Performance investigates how anxious feelings influence engagement with climate action, and what social functions are in place to support one another.
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The Seeds in the Dirt Imaginarium project brings together writers, researchers, and publishers to consider how publishing can become more sustainable.
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The Writing and Researching Queer Ecologies project supports researchers to explore possibilities for queering our understanding of the beyond-human world.
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Senior Research Fellow