DIVJE VODE: CIKEL PREDAVANJ SONAR-CITIES: Tamara Giles-Vernick: Participativno raziskovalno-akcijsko delo za pripravo na nesreče in zdravstvene izredne razmere v evropskih mestih

V torek, 22. 4. 2025, ob 16.20 bo potekalo predavanje Tamare Giles-Vernick z Instituta Pasteur v Parizu. Srečanje, ki je del cikla dogodkov Divje vode mednarodnega znanstvenega projekta Sonar-Cities, se bo odvilo na Oddelku za etnologijo in kulturno antropologijo Filozofske fakultete, Zavetiška 5, v predavalnici P1. Pogovor bo potekal v angleškem jeziku, mogoče pa ga bo spremljati tudi prek zooma: https://uni-lj-si.zoom.us/j/93729563099.

S Tamaro Giles-Vernick se bomo pogovarjali o projektu Sonar-Cities, ki razvija družbeno vključujoče odzive na zdravstvene izredne razmere in nesreče, povzročene s podnebnimi spremembami v urbanih okoljih, ter o tem, kako lahko izredne razmere zmotijo in povsem preoblikujejo načrte raziskovalno-akcijskega dela ter odprejo vprašanja o politiki tovrstnih raziskovalnih pristopov. 

Tamara Giles-Vernick, vodja projekta Sonar-Cities, raziskuje na stičišču medicinske antropologije in etnozgodovine (zgodovinskih raziskav z uporabo antropoloških orodij). Proučuje prenos nalezljivih bolezni in globalnih zdravstvenih intervencij v Afriki. 

Vabljene, vabljeni! 

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Wild Waters: Sonar-Cities: A participatory research-action to prepare for disasters and health emergencies in Europe’s cities 

On Tuesday, April 22nd, 2025, at 4.20 pm, we will host a seminar with Tamara Giles-Vernick from the Institut Pasteur in Paris. The event, which is part of the Wild Waters lecture series within the international research project Sonar-Cities will take place at the Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology, Faculty of Arts, Zavetiška 5, in lecture hall P1. The discussion will be held in English, but it will also be available via Zoom:  https://uni-lj-si.zoom.us/j/93729563099.  

With Tamara Giles-Vernick, we will discuss the Sonar-Cities project, which develops socially inclusive responses to health emergencies and disasters caused by climate change in urban settings. We will also explore how emergencies can disrupt and completely transform research-action plans, raising questions about the politics of such research approaches. 

Tamara Giles-Vernick, Sonar-Cities' project leader, currently conducts research at the interstices of medical anthropology and ethnohistory (historical research using anthropological tools), investigating infectious disease transmission and global health interventions in Africa.  

Warmly welcome!