| It seems ever more apparent that we 'live in [[https://fo.am/publications/thriving-in-uncertainty/|a time of transition]] from a flawed (yet known) state into the unknown, with no proven models to ensure thriveability in the near future.' But what can we learn from those whose livelihoods already depend on grappling with uncertainty? What of their tools and strategies can be translated, adapted, or developed anew? | It seems ever more apparent that we 'live in [[https://fo.am/publications/thriving-in-uncertainty/|a time of transition]] from a flawed (yet known) state into the unknown, with no proven models to ensure thriveability in the near future.' But what can we learn from those whose livelihoods already depend on grappling with uncertainty? What of their tools and strategies can be translated, adapted, or developed anew? |
| Some provisional answers can, perhaps, be found in [[(https://seeingpastoralism.org/an-uncertain-world|Seeing Pastoralism]], a (virtual) photo exhibition (and printable newspaper) exploring how pastoralists understand and respond to uncertainty. Based on long-term research with pastoralist communities in China, Kenya, Ethiopia, India, and Tunisia, the exhibition illuminates settings where uncertainty is pervasive, through encounters with locust swarms, goat carcasses, pork sausages, solar panels, statue burials, and unaccredited cheese. | Some provisional answers can, perhaps, be found in [[https://seeingpastoralism.org/an-uncertain-world|Seeing Pastoralism]], a (virtual) photo exhibition (and printable newspaper) exploring how pastoralists understand and respond to uncertainty. Based on long-term research with pastoralist communities in China, Kenya, Ethiopia, India, and Tunisia, the exhibition illuminates settings where uncertainty is pervasive, through encounters with locust swarms, goat carcasses, pork sausages, solar panels, statue burials, and unaccredited cheese. |
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