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Dr. Jasmine Lorenzini - Consumer society: Why is social change so difficult?
The talk is part of the lunch talk series:
"Climate change involves all fields: Reflecting on scientists’ engagement"
Jasmine Lorenzini is currently research fellow at the Institute of Citizenship Studies at the University of Geneva where she leads an Ambizione research project on food consumption and political activism in Switzerland. Jasmine Lorenzini’s research interests include: political participation, social movements, consumption, sustainable practices, inequalities, labor market inclusion, and citizenship.
https://politicalconsumerism.unige.ch/team/jasmine-lorenzini/
This series of talks was organized by Scientist Rebellion Switzerland.
#ScientistRebellion aims to mobilise an unprecedented number of academics and scientists in non-violent civil disobedience.
We target scientific institutions, publishers and universities to compel our own institutions to go beyond speaking the truth and start acting on it.
We target governments, compelling decision makers to act in proportion to the crisis. They can ignore words; they cannot ignore a swelling resistance.
We facilitate a range of actions so that the broadest possible group of activists can participate.
Join us in rebellion!
Come to an induction session: linktr.ee/scientistrebellion
#ScientistRebellion #TellTheTruth #ActNow #ClimateCrisis #ClimateEmergency #ClimateAction #EcologicalCrisis #NVDA #NonViolentDirectAction #CivilDisobedience
Dr. Jasmine Lorenzini - Consumer society: Why is social change so difficult?
The talk is part of the lunch talk series:
"Climate change involves all fields: Reflecting on scientists’ engagement"
Jasmine Lorenzini is currently research fellow at the Institute of Citizenship Studies at the University of Geneva where she leads an Ambizione research project on food consumption and political activism in Switzerland. Jasmine Lorenzini’s research interests include: political participation, social movements, consumption, sustainable practices, inequalities, labor market inclusion, and citizenship.
https://politicalconsumerism.unige.ch/team/jasmine-lorenzini/
This series of talks was organized by Scientist Rebellion Switzerland.
#ScientistRebellion aims to mobilise an unprecedented number of academics and scientists in non-violent civil disobedience.
We target scientific institutions, publishers and universities to compel our own institutions to go beyond speaking the truth and start acting on it.
We target governments, compelling decision makers to act in proportion to the crisis. They can ignore words; they cannot ignore a swelling resistance.
We facilitate a range of actions so that the broadest possible group of activists can participate.
Join us in rebellion!
Come to an induction session: linktr.ee/scientistrebellion
#ScientistRebellion #TellTheTruth #ActNow #ClimateCrisis #ClimateEmergency #ClimateAction #EcologicalCrisis #NVDA #NonViolentDirectAction #CivilDisobedience
