Recipes for Resilience: Engaging Caribbean Youth in Climate Action and Food Heritage through Stories and Song
Recipes for Resilience: Engaging Caribbean Youth in Climate Action and Food Heritage through Stories and Song
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DOI：
10.3390/su14148717
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发表时间：
2022-07-01
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3.9
通讯作者：
Richards, Anthony
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作者：
Plummer, Nicole;Wilson, Marisa;Richards, Anthony
本文介绍了从恢复力项目的食谱，国际，跨学科合作的历史，地理，人类学，文化研究，发展研究，民族植物学和气候风险研究的加勒比和英国学者，和研究合作伙伴，加勒比青年环境网络的研究结果。该项目的目的是调查如何以创造性的方式调动农业食品遗产，使加勒比青年参与气候行动和正义。该项目利用艺术和人文方法，如讲故事，歌曲创作，在线游戏和简短的研究主导的会谈，最终在共同创作的歌曲：“粮食和抵抗气候韧性”。该项目的结果提供了证据，表明气候行动需要艺术和人文方法来吸引青年，而不是纯粹基于事实或科学形式的气候传播。我们的结论是，音乐和讲故事等共同创造方法可以激励年轻人参与气候行动，在这种情况下是通过（重新）评估烹饪和农业遗产。
This paper presents findings from the Recipes for Resilience project, an international, interdisciplinary collaboration between Caribbean and UK scholars of history, geography, anthropology, cultural studies, development studies, ethnobotany, and climate-risk studies, and the research partners, the Caribbean Youth Environment Network. The purpose of the project was to investigate how agrifood heritage may be mobilized in creative ways to engage Caribbean youth in climate action and justice. The project utilized arts and humanities methods, such as storytelling, songwriting, online games, and brief research-led talks, culminating in the co-created song: "Food and Resistance for Climate Resilience". The results of the project provide evidence that climate action requires arts and humanities methods to appeal to youth, as opposed to purely fact-based or scientific forms of climate communication. We conclude that co-creative methods such as music and storytelling can inspire youth to engage in climate action, in this case through a (re)valuation culinary and agricultural heritage.