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NEW ISSUE!! Regeneration 1.3, Affects of Energy Transition, guest edited by Firat Oruc, Trish Kahle, and Victoria Googasian! With essays by Victoria Googasian, Anne Pasek, Ewan Gibbs, Animesh Chatterjee, intro by Trish Kahle, and an afterword by Dominic Boyer! Open access on our site; link below.

New issue! Affects of Energy Transition, guest-edited by Firat Oruc, Trish Kahle, & Victoria Googasian. Articles by Anne Pasek, Ewan Gibbs, Animesh Chatterjee, & Victoria Googasian, afterword by Dominic Boyer, and RT discussion on Communicating Climate. www.regeneration-journal.org/issue/1272/i...

Still to come: Communicating Climate: A Conversation with Naomi Oreskes, Lacy M. Johnson, Dominic Boyer, and Cymene Howe.

And a reminder of our brilliant inaugural special issue, "Nature Bites Back: The Anti-Pastoral Thesis in Queer and Trans Studies," which could never have been funded under these restrictions. Support open access! Support trans/queer eco scholarship! www.regeneration-journal.org/issue/1268/i...

Statement on the Limitation of NEH Awards by the Trump Administration Statement on the Limitation of NEH Awards by the Trump Administration In its February 11, 2025 update, the website of the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) announced its compliance …

Our statement on the tyrannical limitations on NEH funding by the current administration. Please share!
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Postdoctoral fellowship in Environment and Sustainability available at William and Mary:
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This panel seeks to engage with the metaphorical, affective, biological, and resistive ways in which the non/Human shapes discourse and materiality in Late State American Empire. The figurative non/Human and the actual non/Human are shape-shifters. Historically...

CFP FOR ASA CONVENTION IN SAN JUAN, PR, NOV 20-23 2025: "Resisting with/for/as the non/Human in Late Stage American Empire." Send brief proposals to Lindsay Garcia (lindsay_garcia@brown.edu) by January 12th. Description in comments.

And after this AMAZING inaugural issue on the antipastoral thesis, other incredible special issues: "Affects of Energy Transition" in March 2025; "On the Cold Edge: Creative Meditations on Svalbard," Aug. '25; "Radioactive Empires," Dec. '25. Check us out! #envhum #envhist #environmentalhumanities

Call for Papers on the topic "'I agree with the leaves': Diversifying the Arboreal Humanities" for a special issue of the open access journal Regeneration: Environment, Art, Culture
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It's here! It's here!! "Nature Bites Back: The Anti-Pastoral Thesis in Queer and Trans Studies," the very first issue of Regeneration: Environment, Art, Culture, guest edited by Cameron Clark and E.L. McCallum, with an AMAZING list of contributors.
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The issue features essays by Val Rohy, Nicole Seymour and Katie Ritson, Jean-Thomas Tremblay and Jules Gill-Peterson, Hanneke Stuit, Laura Zehbur, and Cody Mejuer.

Stay tuned! The first issue of Regeneration: Environment, Art, Culture will be published later this month. It will be a special double issue guest edited by Cameron Clark and E.L. McCallum, titled "Nature Bites Back: The Anti-Pastoral Thesis in Queer and Trans Studies."

The first issue of Regeneration: Environment, Art, Culture will be published online in August 2024. It will be a special double issue guest edited by Cameron Clark and E.L. McCallum, titled "Nature Bites Back: The Anti-Pastoral Thesis in Queer and Trans Studies." www.regeneration-journal.org

The call for papers is out for ASLE: Association for the Study of Literature and Environment's 2025 conference taking place July 8-11, 2025 at the University of Maryland, College Park. See the link below and send in your proposals! www.asle.org/conference/b...

The first issue of Regeneration: Environment, Art, Culture will be published online in August 2024. It will be a special double issue guest edited by Cameron Clark and E.L. McCallum, titled "Nature Bites Back: The Anti-Pastoral Thesis in Queer and Trans Studies." www.regeneration-journal.org