Everyday Ecologies: Working with Soil Time

Everyday Ecologies: Working with Soil Time

Duke Campus FarmDurham, NC
Saturday, Apr 25 from 10 am to 12 pm
Overview

Join us for the upcoming session of our ongoing Revaluing Care Lab x Duke Campus Farm hands-on workshop series on ecological care!

About this session

🕒 Everyday Ecologies: Working with Soil Time

Focusing on soil as a living archive, this workshop reflects on questions of time and maintenance through hands-on soil work. 

About the series

Composting Theory: Ecological Care in Practice is a hands-on workshop series developed by the Revaluing Care Lab in collaboration with the Duke Campus Farm. The series explores ecological care as a feminist and posthumanist practice through material engagement with soil and living systems, and collective reflection.

All sessions

🗓️ Saturdays, monthly (through April 2026)

🕙10:00AM-12:00PM

📍 Duke Campus Farm

🥞 Light breakfast included

🎫 Registration is free but required (limited spots)


These workshops are designed primarily for faculty and graduate students. Advanced undergraduates interested in participating should email saskia.cornes@duke.edu.

Please email any additional inquiries to revaluingcarelab@duke.edu.


Join us for the upcoming session of our ongoing Revaluing Care Lab x Duke Campus Farm hands-on workshop series on ecological care!

About this session

🕒 Everyday Ecologies: Working with Soil Time

Focusing on soil as a living archive, this workshop reflects on questions of time and maintenance through hands-on soil work. 

About the series

Composting Theory: Ecological Care in Practice is a hands-on workshop series developed by the Revaluing Care Lab in collaboration with the Duke Campus Farm. The series explores ecological care as a feminist and posthumanist practice through material engagement with soil and living systems, and collective reflection.

All sessions

🗓️ Saturdays, monthly (through April 2026)

🕙10:00AM-12:00PM

📍 Duke Campus Farm

🥞 Light breakfast included

🎫 Registration is free but required (limited spots)


These workshops are designed primarily for faculty and graduate students. Advanced undergraduates interested in participating should email saskia.cornes@duke.edu.

Please email any additional inquiries to revaluingcarelab@duke.edu.


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  • 2 hours
  • In person

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Duke Campus Farm

4934 Friends School Road

Durham, NC 27705

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