On the 9th of April 2025, Elodie proposed and led a drawing workshop for 15 children at the Alliance française de Suva (AFS), with support from Courtney from Bush Bunny Crafts. The children each produced a drawing in response to one of these questions developed by school-children in New Caledonia the previous month: 1- Draw […]
In the past few weeks, a class of twenty CM2 / Year 5 pupils from the Marie Havet primary school in Nouméa and their teacher, Audrey Mazeron, have become co-researchers at the crossroads of three research projects: SOCPacific2R, MaHeWa on marine heatwaves, and CLIPSSA on small-scale farmers’ adaptation to climate change. In dialogue with researchers […]
On the 24th of February 2025, 12 students from USP in Fiji took part in the first methodological training workshop provided by the SOCPacific2R team. On the program, various methodological perspectives and tips, including a presentation on why interdisciplinarity matters and what it entails (by Annette Breckwoldt and Salanieta Kitolelei), what the different types of […]
On the 17th of December 2024, Juliette Kon Kam King defended the Ph.D. thesis Trac(k)ing Fishe(r)s in the South Pacific: Surveillances in and of a More-than-Human Ocean that she started as part of the SOCPacific research project in 2018 and submitted in October 2024. The defence took place in Montpellier at the University Paul Valéry […]
