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Mi Mi’s Story: Visualizing Life on the Land in the Myanmar Spring Revolution
Visual essays

22 / July / 2026

Xa Lyu K’aq: A World of Mountains

By: Gerónimo Barrera de la Torre y Carlo Nasisse

Visual essays

22 / July / 2026

Students as Public Intellectuals: Zine-Making in the Political Ecology Classroom

By: Adrienne Johnson, Murphy Boksanski, Nicolette Mehdizadeh, Carly Mitchell, Katherine Mottola, Lawrence Philip Tablada Tacto, Isabella Well

Visual essays

22 / July / 2026

Co-creating and disseminating participatory future visions: does it really matter?

By: Emma Johansson

Visual essays

22 / July / 2026

Arte, Lucha, Amor

By: Asamblea Socioambiental Huinganco con Adriana Arce, Maximiliano Navarrete y Mattias Borg Rasmussen

Visual essays

22 / July / 2026

Capturing Emotions of Exploitation: Difficulties, Daily Lives and Dreams of Myanmar Migrants in Thailand's Agro-Industry

By: Aung Htun Lin & Sofie Mortensen

2026

22 / July / 2026

Mi Mi’s Story: Visualizing Life on the Land in the Myanmar Spring Revolution

By: Mi Mi (Myanmar farmer); JC (independent illustrator); Hilary Faxon (University of Montana), Zin Mar Pyo (Chiang Mai University) & Jenny Hedström (Swedish Defense University)

22 / July / 2026

Xa Lyu K’aq: A World of Mountains

By: Gerónimo Barrera de la Torre y Carlo Nasisse

22 / July / 2026

Students as Public Intellectuals: Zine-Making in the Political Ecology Classroom

By: Adrienne Johnson, Murphy Boksanski, Nicolette Mehdizadeh, Carly Mitchell, Katherine Mottola, Lawrence Philip Tablada Tacto, Isabella Well

22 / July / 2026

Co-creating and disseminating participatory future visions: does it really matter?

By: Emma Johansson

22 / July / 2026

Arte, Lucha, Amor

By: Asamblea Socioambiental Huinganco con Adriana Arce, Maximiliano Navarrete y Mattias Borg Rasmussen

22 / July / 2026

Capturing Emotions of Exploitation: Difficulties, Daily Lives and Dreams of Myanmar Migrants in Thailand's Agro-Industry

By: Aung Htun Lin & Sofie Mortensen

22 / July / 2026

Art, Struggle, Love

By: Huinganco Socio-Environmental Assembly with Adriana Arce, Maximiliano Navarrete, and Mattias Borg Rasmussen

17 / February / 2026

Seeing agricultural life from spaces of struggle, death and resurgence

By: Christina Maria Cecilia M. Sayson [1]; Huiying Ng[2]; and Dimas D. Laksmana[3]

6 / February / 2026

The (Common) Sense: Voice of the People in the Shadow of the Water Diversion Project

By: Manapee Khongrakchang

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Participatory Visual Methods

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Knowledges cocreation and water conservation in the Global South

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