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#reimagining

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Jazmine Isa Qureshi (They/She)

Sitting in the shadow of this great tree. A big part of #reimagining #ecology is slowing down or speeding up your perception. A tree moves. Forwards. Backwards. Up. Down. It shakes and trembles but it grows and yearns too. Our movements and patterns are but a blip in its lifespan, and if we were able to slow down enough to feel it's growth we'd also feel the trunk bulge and shrink with the temperature, the weather, the time of year, and we'd hear it's noises, because it is alive, but in such a

Jasmine is wearing a ruffled keffiya and dark brown fur coat, with a gold necklace in, depicting an Indian elephant. Their glasses are large and rectangular, and their earring is a bee shaped one. They are sitting at the base of the tree that is shown behind them.
Jasmine is wearing shiny black doc marten boots, the tops of which are visible and the laces too, as they are yellow and black. Their trousers are a fawn brown, and their is grass and mud visible and the shadow of the tree behind them is cast in front of them over their legs and boots on the ground
The tree is shown from a view looking up from its base, the trunk is large and the bark is ridged and has a green tinge from the moss growing in the cracks and crevices. The branches come out at odd angles, getting smaller as the view continues up, and the sky behind is clear and light blue but for a few small wisps of cloud.
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Jazmine Isa Qureshi (They/She)

Off to Birmingham today to talk about #Queer(ing) #Ecologies, and #Reimagining our relationship with ecology and nature, for STEM, LGBTQ and You!

This is a culminated talk.

Culminated from the many interactions I've had in the last few months and years even with ecology through so many lenses, be this #decolonial #theory in #conservation and ecology, #critical ecology, queering theories and practices, techniques and behaviours of #divestment, #discussions on #regeneration and #movements

A picture of the speaker looking into the distance is shown on a rainbow background, along with the speaker’s name, Jasmine Isa Quireshi, and pronouns (they/she). The talk title “Queering ecology: Reimagining our relationship with ecology” is shown below a rainbow dotted line
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