Facebook event launched for CODA dance festival seminar

Next Wednesday, October 21st, I´ll participate at a seminar (in Norwegian) called "Hva er galt med naturen?" [What´s wrong with nature?], at Bærum kulturhus (see post below). A Facebook event has now been launched by Bærum Kulturhus.

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To take part in environmentally themed mini-seminar during CODA dance festival

Facebook ad campaign for panel on the Anthropocene

Last week I set up a Facebook ad campaign for an event under the Norwegian language Facebook page for the Norwegian research group of the Estonian-Norwegian research project "Animals in changing environments: Cultural mediation and semiotic analysis". The event concerned a panel on the Anthropocene idea, which was held Friday September 18th as part of the conference "Animals in the Anthropocene: Human–animal relations in a changing semiosphere". The Facebook ad campaign, targeted at the Stavanger region, turned out to reach much fewer than anticipated.

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Facebook page for "Animals in changing environments" project established

Facebook page for "Animals in changing environments" project established

A few days ago I established a Norwegian language Facebook page for the Norwegian research group of the Estonian-Norwegian research project "Animals in changing environments: Cultural mediation and semiotic analysis" - see here.

297 research applications in RCN Young research talents scheme

Research Council of Norway reports (on the linked page and on their Facebook page for Young research talents) that they received 297 research applications in the scheme Unge forskertalenter [Young research talents] by the deadline May 27th. This is an increase of 33% from last year. 73 of these research applications (out of 330 in total) were within HUMSAM - humanities and social science.

I have applied with the application "Umwelt Theory For Our Time".

Radikal portal recommending Minding Animals Norway Facebook page

A few days ago the Norwegian political web portal "Radikal portal" posted a list of 50 recommended Facebook pages, which included the Facebook page of Minding Animals Norway (see also homepage). The article, "50 Facebooksider for deg som vil forandre verden" [50 Facebook pages for those who want to change the world], was written by Wibeke Bergheim.

The Facebook page of Minding Animals Norway currently has 464 likes.