Thinking Fair - Climate, Justice & Inclusion

As part of our course (master's/ PhD) at Learning Planet Institute, we have decided to host a full day of talks, workshops and informal speaking sessions on the interwoven topics of climate, justice and inclusion.

To date, our working group has decided the event will build itself in opposition to the idea that private accumulation of capital (not just monetary, but also cultural/ epistemic) by a few (monopoly, hegemony, oligarchy) was ever a viable fair way forward.

Talks and workshops will feature researchers (sociology, sciences, economics), activists as well as institutional guests.

>> OPEN TO ALL- just get a ticket and come to share, learn and reflect <<

>> Programme:

9.45 -- 10.20: Coffee/ Settling down

10.20 -- 10.55: Collective intelligence workshop/ Setting intention for day

11.05 -- 11.55: Ke Huang : relationship between platform algorithm technology and Chinese society and labour market. Analysis of how platform algorithms, as a new technological tool, exert labour control over workers and, in turn, redeploy capitalism in China through the construction of a platform labour regime. Doctoral student in sociology at the Laboratoire de Changement Social et Politique (LCSP) at the University Paris Cité and the Institut Français de Recherche sur l'Asie de l'Est (IFRAE) at INALCO, with training in the fields of sociology of work, qualitative and ethnographic research.

12.05 -- 12.30: Lysa M2 presentation - Exploring Science (but not only) in the quest for an impactful thesis (with master oral defense)

12.30 -- 2.00: lunch break

2.00-- 3.00: Alizée Dubois- journalist & filmmaker - engineer by training, currently training as a journalist - has travelled to document the legal impunity of ecosystem destroyers, her documentary "Impunity" decodes how industries and states counter laws about ecosystem preservation. The movie proposes solutions which lie on the admission of ecocides as crimes and natures rights as fundamental rights.

3.10-4.00: Ivana Feldfeber-- feminist activist from Buenos Aires, and is currently living in Bariloche. Ivana holds two degrees in Education and Social Pedagogy, and she is completing a postgraduate diploma in "Data Science: Machine Learning and its Aplications" at the University of Córdoba, Argentina. She is the CEO of DataGénero. Nowadays she is also a teacher of programming and robotics for children and teenagers. She worked as a data scientist at an online platform, analyzing the data from a social and educational point of view. She attended many conferences regarding data in Latin America and realized that no one was talking about gender bias, gender data and feminism. So Ivana decided to create "DataGénero" a gender data Observatory, the first in the region with a group of scientists, activists and people from different disciplines and countries. https://www.datagenero.org

4.00-4.20: coffee break

4.20-5h20: workshops -- reading/ up-cycling/ from individual to systems transformation/ la fresque du sexisme

5.30-5.45: closing circle

... and maybe more

>> Food & drinks included <<

>> Shared library initiative available - bring in books, movie, art, music references that have sparked your thinking over the last few years <<

>> Some events/ talks will be in hybrid format to allow speakers from around the world to join the conversation and share with us their knowledge and lived expertise <<

Host or Publisher Masters & PhD student-led symposium