At this years EASA Multimodal Network meeting (shout-out to everyone who attended!), I am grateful for having been re-elected as one of the co-convenors for another two years, together with Alexa Faerber and Caroline Gatt. Heartfelt thanks to former convenor Karen Waltorp for your companionship and dedication during the last two years.
I also had the pleasure of co-hosting one of the EASA Multimodal Network panels together with Karen Waltorp and Alexa Färber and got to listen to all the wonderful and creative papers presented in this session. Two projects on behalf of the RIFS Research Institute for Sustainability | at GFZ were also present at EASA. Saskia De Wildt, PhD and I shared insights on creating ethical space(s) with research through performance art, connected to our work in the Arctic ICEBERG project. Ilaria Sartini (RIFS) took part in a round table on behalf of herself and Per-Henning Mathisen, with a contribution titled “Navigating green transitions & Sámi futures: Young voices from the indigenous Arctic”, connected to the #BIRGEJUPMI project.
Big thanks to everyone involved in organizing this beautiful conference, and thank you to the city of Poznań for welcoming us with such cultural splendour and warmth. European Association of Social AnthropologistsAdam Mickiewicz University
