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SUMMARY:Relampeio: Eco-crítica na Ficção Científica
DESCRIPTION:Relampeio: Festival Literão Internacional \nBrazil \nHorários no fuso de Brasília (UTC -3) \n\n\n02 de abril – Sexta-feira \n13h | Eco-crítica na Ficção Científica com Kim Stanley Robinson \nMediação: Vitória Vozniak e Marcello Souza \nCoordenação: Jana Bianchi \nTradução: Kali de los Santos\n \n\nEvent page \nRecording on YouTube
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SUMMARY:UC Riverside: Science Fiction & Climate Crisis
DESCRIPTION:University of California Riverside \nScience Fiction & Climate Crisis \n\n\nJoin us for the first event in our free lecture series that explores what science fiction might teach us about real-world problems. \nKim Stanley Robinson – Hugo and Nebula award-winning author of over twenty books\, including the internationally bestselling Mars trilogy\, and more recently Red Moon\, New York 2140\, and The Ministry for the Future.  \nin conversation with \nGerry Canavan – Associate Professor of English (Marquette University)\, journal editor and author of Octavia E. Butler (University of Illinois Press\, 2016)\, among other works. \nModerated by Sherryl Vint – Professor\, UCR (English/Media & Cultural Studies)\, Director of the Speculative Fictions and Cultures of Science Program \nOne of the distinct characteristics of science fiction is that it can tell stories that exceed normal human time scales\, spanning hundreds\, if not thousands of years. It often narrates such stories from nonhuman perspectives\, drawing attention to how human lives are entangled with and dependent upon ecosystems and other species. These qualities make it an ideal genre for grappling with the reality of climate change: how our past contributed to the climate crisis today and how the near-future might unfold\, along one path if we take action or another if we fail to. \nThis series is sponsored by the Center for Ideas and Society\, Speculative Fictions and Cultures of Science Program\, Palm Desert Center\, and the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at UC Riverside.\n \n\nTuesday\, April 6\, 2021 at 6:00pm to 7:00pm \nVirtual Event \nEvent page \nReport on event
URL:https://www.kimstanleyrobinson.info/event/uc-riverside-science-fiction-climate-crisis/
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SUMMARY:Conference on World Affairs @CU Boulder
DESCRIPTION:University of Colorado Boulder \nWednesday\, April 7 \n\n\n5:00 – 6:15 p.m. MDT\nFixing Spaceship Earth: Our Past\, Present and Future\nReframing the stories we tell ourselves about the earth and our responsibility to chart a course to the future \n\nMarcelo Gleiser\, Professor of Physics and Astronomy at Dartmouth College\nKevin Kling\, Storyteller and Playwright\nKim Stanley Robinson\, Science Fiction Novelist\nModerator: Maggie Fox\, Founder\, Global Biodiversity Narrative Project; Former President and CEO\, Climate Reality Project\n\n\nEvent site \nEvent recording on YouTube
URL:https://www.kimstanleyrobinson.info/event/conference-on-world-affairs-cu-boulder/
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SUMMARY:Polar Day(s) @UC Davis
DESCRIPTION:University of California Davis Polar Forum \nPolar Day(s) 2021 \n\n\nFriday April 16th \n11:05 a.m.\nThe Worst Journey In the World Revisited\nby Kim Stanley Robinson\n \n\nEvent page \nRecording of talk can be viewed HERE
URL:https://www.kimstanleyrobinson.info/event/polar-days-uc-davis/
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SUMMARY:Sydney Writers Festival
DESCRIPTION:James Bradley & Kim Stanley Robinson \n\n\nIn his groundbreaking Mars trilogy\, Kim Stanley Robinson imagined a world where geo-engineering made life on the red planet a possibility. His latest masterpiece turns its attention to Earth. \nWith a vision at once clear-eyed and brutal\, The Ministry for the Future confirms Kim’s reputation as one of our finest living writers of science fiction. In conversation with James Bradley (Ghost Species)\, Kim appears live via video to discuss the relationship between hard science and strong storytelling\, a sense of the challenges facing us and the possibility of hope.\n \n\nWhere\nCarriageworks\n245 Wilson Street\, Eveleigh NSW 2042 \nWhen\nThursday 29 April 2021 from 10:30am to 11:30am \nCost\nAdult: $25\nConcession: $20 \nEvent page (no longer works) \nAnnouncement \nTwitter announcement
URL:https://www.kimstanleyrobinson.info/event/sydney-writers-festival/
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SUMMARY:IPCC WGIII Outreach
DESCRIPTION:IPCC WGIII eLAM4 Outreach Event: Climate change and our future. Driving the transition \n\n\nBefore the release of the IPCC Sixth Assessment Report cycle (AR6)\, an eagerly awaited report of the last six years and in the most important year for renewing climate ambition\, a public event will be held on April 28\, 2021\, 3-5 pm Europe time. The event will discuss how to drive the future of the climate transition\, in a dialogue between science\, institutions\, novel writing and the young generations.\n \n\nPART 2: ‘Ambition: the climate\, the future\, and the young generations’ – Moderated by Elena Verdolini (IPCC author and EIEE scientist) \n\nDesigning pathways of change\, Massimo Tavoni (IPCC author and EIEE director)\nNarrating the future\, Kim Stanley Robinson (Science fiction writer and author: Ministry for the Future)\nViews of the Youth: Jan Kairel Guillermo (Jan Kairel Guillermo (Lead\, Global Affairs Unit\, COY\, YOUNGO) and Lodovica Cattani (Country Coordinator Italy for COY16)\n\nEvent page \nRecording on YouTube
URL:https://www.kimstanleyrobinson.info/event/ipcc-wgiii-outreach/
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