Max Liboiron and Tina Ngata on how colonialism, plastic pollution, and Māori sciences are unique in Aotearoa.
Category: feature
Paid Masters position in Geography for an Inuit beneficiary of Nunatsiavut
Imappivut is a plan to manage and protect Labrador Inuit interests in the coastal and marine areas of Labrador. Dr. … More
Participatory filmmaking with CLEAR
This film was a little different than what they’d done before… they had to gut more fish, for one. Read more on how participatory filmmaking with CLEAR works…
Blue Charter Fellow Iwalaye (Ayo) Oladimeji at CLEAR
Since January, CLEAR has hosted Iwalaye (Ayo) Oladimeji, a PhD student from the University of KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa. She … More
The Power (Relations) of Citizen Science
In science, some decisions and behaviour are valued, reproduced, and others are harder to do. Some forms of knowledge flourish. Others don’t. Let’s talk about that.
Science with heart: Dealing with pollution, harm, and suffering as a scientist
By Alex Bond, with Max Liboiron Science is supposed to be detached, objective, and disinterested. It’s supposed to mimic what … More
Students create visual manuals for building BabyLegs
Students at the Polish-Japanese Academy of IT in Warsaw (Poland) created a suite of manuals for building BabyLegs.
A media consent form for fostering good relations
We have created a consent form that builds and fosters good relations, rather than sever and thin out relations like a media release or waiver.
PhD student position in Indigenous Place-Based Sciences
CLEAR, an anti-colonial and feminist marine science research lab based at Memorial University (Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada), is recruiting a … More
Feminist + anti-colonial science
CLEAR is a feminist and anti-colonial laboratory. But what does that mean?
