Happening on Friday October 23rd: Too Close! On the Pleasures and Perils of an Entangled Existence, a one-day symposium on what relationality means in theory and practice. Short content: We know that more just and […]
Happening on Friday October 23rd: Too Close! On the Pleasures and Perils of an Entangled Existence, a one-day symposium on what relationality means in theory and practice. Short content: We know that more just and […]
… in exchange for a free physical and digital copy of our Writing(with)plants book. In this way, we want to show that we value the knowledge and the time spent by the hosts of these […]
How it began On the autumn equinox of 2018, after reading a Flemish article about forest bathing and feeling the call of it in my bones, blood and belly, I set up this website. It […]
A writing(with)plants session is a two-hour guided gathering where participants slow down, learn more from, with and about plants and plant people, and foster imagination muscles. The session is for free, but you have to […]
Kom naar Minitopia Poeldonk in ‘s Hertogenbosch voor een middag schrijven, wandelen en vertragen te midden van wilgen, circulaire tiny huisjes en de meer-dan-menselijke bewoners van deze plek. Dit is writing(with)plants zoals het bedoeld is: […]
A problem in my oikos, home, my tiny eco When I was in Norway, my neighbour, who keeps an eye on my tiny house, saw something. She sent me a message: “I’ve collected your vegetable […]
A mostly visual diary of a slow walk (with many sitting spots, observing reindeers, moths, bees and reading) and a dialogue/monologue with a sacred / living mountain in Norway
Welcome to The Ecofeminist Society. We are building a research- & science-backed community, for us, by us. A place to gather, learn, teach, develop new practices, engage in rituals, and be in community with others. […]
And other things I carried home from Finland This summer I have been working as an apprentice at the Pieni Kulttuuripuoti (engl. Little Culture Shop) in Finland. For 20 years, the shop has organised cultural […]
Introduction – Let’s start with the Place From 1964 to 2009, Tramore Valley Park in Cork City served as the city’s main landfill. It counts 17 hectares of accumulated urban waste. Since its closure, the […]