Disasters: Deconstructed Podcast
Society & Culture
Today we are so pleased to share our conversation with Dr. Maíra Irigaray, who is a human rights and environmental lawyer currently working at the Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA) as the Latin America Policy and Research Analyst. She shares about her anti-oppressive approach to research and how it is central to her advocacy for indigenous people’s rights in the Amazon.
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Further information:
Dr. Irigaray website
Our guests:
Maíra Irigaray
Music this week from "Think of You" by Oliver Michael.
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S7E5 - Reading Decolonial Ecology
S7E4 - The Invention of Disaster
S7E3 - Remaining Human in Emergency Planning
S7E2 - Borders and Disaster
S7E1 - Season Introduction: Critical Theory, and Reading Books!
S6E9 - Season Wrap
S6E8 - Emancipatory Participation
S6E6 - Early Career Research Excellence
S6E5 - Engaging with Communities
S6E4 - Creative Methodologies
S6E3 - Insiders and Outsiders
S6E2 - Researcher Positionality
S6E1 - Emerging Voices
Christmas Special 2021
Friday Special! Artistic Expression of Being
S5E9 - Season Finale!
S5E8 - Plague and the Folly of Technological Fixes
S5E7 - Communication for Social Change
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