Climate Pluriversations: Grant Writing Workshop at University of Sheffield – Centering the Climate Pluriverse in Research Funding
The Climate Pluriversations Grant Writing Workshop invites you to an inspiring and action-oriented house to remodel daring, plural local weather concepts into funded analysis initiatives. Focused on the local weather pluriverse—an idea that challenges dominant local weather narratives and embraces numerous ontologies, epistemologies, and lived experiences—this workshop is designed for early-career researchers, postdocs, and students able to rethink and reshape local weather futures.
Date: June 25, 2025
Networking Lunch: 12:30–2:00 PM BST (GMT+1)
Workshop Time: 2:00–5:00 PM BST (GMT+1)
Venue: ICOSS Conference Room, University of Sheffield + Online
Guest Speaker: Martin Savransky, University of Bath
Register right here: Registration Form
Deadline to Register: June 19, 2025
Whether your analysis engages with Indigenous cosmologies, decolonial strategies, speculative futures, or different local weather governance fashions, this workshop presents a singular alternative to construct an AHRC Catalyst Grant proposal with and inside a pluriversal mindset.
Together with facilitators from the Urban Institute, STinG, UCL, and the University of Sheffield, we’ll decode the institutional funding course of—breaking down the AHRC grant construction, writing methods, and moral framing. This is greater than a grant-writing session—it’s a collective reimagining of how funding can help radical, relational, and underrepresented local weather visions.
Why Join?
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Collaborate on an AHRC Catalyst Grant centred on local weather pluriversality
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Connect with main pluriversal thinkers and researchers
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Learn strategically “smuggle” assets from bureaucratic methods to help transformative analysis
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Be part of a translocal community difficult local weather technocracy
Resources Provided:
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Recordings of earlier Climate Pluriverse Symposium periods
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Theoretical foundations by Escobar, Savransky, and others
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Sample AHRC proposal frameworks and methods
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For extra particulars:
Eligibility:
Open to Master’s college students, early-career researchers, artists, activists, and group employees primarily based in or engaged on points.
Age: 20–35 years
Interested in local weather justice, plural information methods, and interdisciplinary work.
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Climate Pluriversations: Grant Writing Workshop at University of Sheffield – Centering the Climate Pluriverse in Research Funding
