This introduction outlines efforts to promote inclusive and ethical knowledge sharing in carbon-intensive contexts, suggesting new avenues for collective action.
Key Points
The aim is to explore how ethical engagement can redefine knowledge sharing amidst complex societal and environmental challenges.
Introduces a collection of authors discussing innovative practices of convening.
Reflects on the importance of care in collective environments.
Examines collaborative media projects and embodied conversations.
Highlights the need for post-carbon approaches to communication and action.
Identifies care as a transformative factor in gathering and research.
Suggests that more-than-human relationships are crucial for resilience.