Place, space and community: a study of Extinction Rebellion and climate activism

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Lydon, D. 2022. Place, space and community: a study of Extinction Rebellion and climate activism.
AuthorsLydon, D.
TypeConference paper
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A paper presented about an empirical study of emotions associated with climate activism, presented at the CCCU IRN conference 8-9th June 2022. The paper featured video media and verbatim theatre performance using anonymised data segments.

KeywordsExtinction Rebellion; Place; Space; Community; Theatre
Year2022
ConferenceCCCU Interdisciplinary Learning and Research Conference “Tackling the Big Challenges Together”
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