Communality & the Arts: Place, Sustainability and Heritage seminar in Malmö 8-9 November 2022 - Ecopolitics
Music education, professionalism, and eco-politics (EcoPolitics) interrogates the knowledge gap between music educators’ professional self-awareness in music education and their civic responsibilities as professionals in an age of uncertainty, eco-crises, and systemic ‘wicked problems’.
EcoPolitics Post-Doctoral Researchers Danielle Treacy and Katja Thomson were invited to participate in the Communality & the Arts: Place, Sustainability and Heritage seminar that took place at the Inter Arts Center in Malmö, Sweden from November 8th to 9th. Together they presented a co-authored paper titled The World in Motion ensemble as a case of imaginative design in music education for transformation.
In addition, Danielle Treacy presented a single-authored paper titled Navigating modernity/coloniality in music education: The case of music in Nepali private schools.
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Photo: EcoPolitics Post-Doctoral Researchers Danielle Treacy and Katja Thomson / Eeva Anundi