Adriana Ressiore
@aressiorec.bsky.social
PhD Candidate at Wageningen University. Learning with more-than-human care relations in Brazil.
We hope this article sparks new ideas for integrating creativity and care into research, governance, and classrooms. Looking forward to new collaborations!
#ParticipatoryResearch #ArtsBasedMethods #Transdisciplinarity #CouncilOfCare #OpenAccess
#ParticipatoryResearch #ArtsBasedMethods #Transdisciplinarity #CouncilOfCare #OpenAccess
October 27, 2025 at 2:50 PM
We hope this article sparks new ideas for integrating creativity and care into research, governance, and classrooms. Looking forward to new collaborations!
#ParticipatoryResearch #ArtsBasedMethods #Transdisciplinarity #CouncilOfCare #OpenAccess
#ParticipatoryResearch #ArtsBasedMethods #Transdisciplinarity #CouncilOfCare #OpenAccess
We address a core problem: environmental decision-making continues to be limited by human-centric, top-down approaches that exclude diverse perspectives and local communities.
October 27, 2025 at 2:50 PM
We address a core problem: environmental decision-making continues to be limited by human-centric, top-down approaches that exclude diverse perspectives and local communities.
The article presents the Council of Care method, which we developed and applied across educational, local community, and policy contexts in Brazil and the Netherlands. It is an open invitation to learn with arts-based, relational practices.
October 27, 2025 at 2:50 PM
The article presents the Council of Care method, which we developed and applied across educational, local community, and policy contexts in Brazil and the Netherlands. It is an open invitation to learn with arts-based, relational practices.
Let’s rethink how we relate knowledge, care, and policy relevance.
Can we build science-policy interfaces that are more plural, reflective, and just?
Can we build science-policy interfaces that are more plural, reflective, and just?
July 30, 2025 at 8:37 AM
Let’s rethink how we relate knowledge, care, and policy relevance.
Can we build science-policy interfaces that are more plural, reflective, and just?
Can we build science-policy interfaces that are more plural, reflective, and just?
I am grateful for the excellent collaboration with my co-authors:
Giulia De Fusco, @davidludwig.bsky.social , @charbelelhani.bsky.social , @estherturnhout.bsky.social
Thank you to everyone at @bpbes.bsky.social who shared their time and knowledge with us.
Giulia De Fusco, @davidludwig.bsky.social , @charbelelhani.bsky.social , @estherturnhout.bsky.social
Thank you to everyone at @bpbes.bsky.social who shared their time and knowledge with us.
July 30, 2025 at 8:37 AM
I am grateful for the excellent collaboration with my co-authors:
Giulia De Fusco, @davidludwig.bsky.social , @charbelelhani.bsky.social , @estherturnhout.bsky.social
Thank you to everyone at @bpbes.bsky.social who shared their time and knowledge with us.
Giulia De Fusco, @davidludwig.bsky.social , @charbelelhani.bsky.social , @estherturnhout.bsky.social
Thank you to everyone at @bpbes.bsky.social who shared their time and knowledge with us.
We investigate this through the case of BPBES and its Summaries for Decision-Makers. Our analysis shows that care shapes the content, process, and impact of BPBES assessments — but it's often constrained by dominant, linear models of the science-policy interface.
July 30, 2025 at 8:37 AM
We investigate this through the case of BPBES and its Summaries for Decision-Makers. Our analysis shows that care shapes the content, process, and impact of BPBES assessments — but it's often constrained by dominant, linear models of the science-policy interface.
Can knowledge for decision-making be both policy-relevant and caring?
Can it be attentive not only to scientific credibility, but also to people, more-than-human beings, and the messy realities of biodiversity governance?
Can it be attentive not only to scientific credibility, but also to people, more-than-human beings, and the messy realities of biodiversity governance?
July 30, 2025 at 8:37 AM
Can knowledge for decision-making be both policy-relevant and caring?
Can it be attentive not only to scientific credibility, but also to people, more-than-human beings, and the messy realities of biodiversity governance?
Can it be attentive not only to scientific credibility, but also to people, more-than-human beings, and the messy realities of biodiversity governance?
Next step: I’ll use the award to travel to Brazil to deliver the book in person, to listen and give thanks.
A small gesture toward a world where babassu breakers and mother palm trees can thrive. 🌴💚
#CareNarratives #GeoforumAward #MIQCB #FeministGeographies #Geoforum
A small gesture toward a world where babassu breakers and mother palm trees can thrive. 🌴💚
#CareNarratives #GeoforumAward #MIQCB #FeministGeographies #Geoforum
May 22, 2025 at 8:47 AM
Next step: I’ll use the award to travel to Brazil to deliver the book in person, to listen and give thanks.
A small gesture toward a world where babassu breakers and mother palm trees can thrive. 🌴💚
#CareNarratives #GeoforumAward #MIQCB #FeministGeographies #Geoforum
A small gesture toward a world where babassu breakers and mother palm trees can thrive. 🌴💚
#CareNarratives #GeoforumAward #MIQCB #FeministGeographies #Geoforum
In response to the MIQCB’s call to return shared knowledge, I’m creating a retribution book—a collaborative return of the research in their voices. It’s supported by the GEOS project (NWO Vidi grant, led by
@davidludwig.bsky.social).
@davidludwig.bsky.social).
May 22, 2025 at 8:47 AM
In response to the MIQCB’s call to return shared knowledge, I’m creating a retribution book—a collaborative return of the research in their voices. It’s supported by the GEOS project (NWO Vidi grant, led by
@davidludwig.bsky.social).
@davidludwig.bsky.social).
This paper is a result of collective care, knowledge, and resistance. I owe deep thanks to the Interstate Movement of Babassu Breakers (MIQCB), my co-authors Prof. Carmen Lucia Lima, @estherturnhout.bsky.social, and everyone who supported this work.
May 22, 2025 at 8:47 AM
This paper is a result of collective care, knowledge, and resistance. I owe deep thanks to the Interstate Movement of Babassu Breakers (MIQCB), my co-authors Prof. Carmen Lucia Lima, @estherturnhout.bsky.social, and everyone who supported this work.
Next step: I’ll use the award to travel to Brazil to deliver the book in person, to listen and give thanks.
A small gesture toward a world where babassu breakers and mother palm trees can thrive. 🌴💚
#CareNarratives #GeoforumAward #MIQCB #FeministGeographies #Geoforum
A small gesture toward a world where babassu breakers and mother palm trees can thrive. 🌴💚
#CareNarratives #GeoforumAward #MIQCB #FeministGeographies #Geoforum
May 22, 2025 at 8:45 AM
Next step: I’ll use the award to travel to Brazil to deliver the book in person, to listen and give thanks.
A small gesture toward a world where babassu breakers and mother palm trees can thrive. 🌴💚
#CareNarratives #GeoforumAward #MIQCB #FeministGeographies #Geoforum
A small gesture toward a world where babassu breakers and mother palm trees can thrive. 🌴💚
#CareNarratives #GeoforumAward #MIQCB #FeministGeographies #Geoforum
In response to the MIQCB’s call to return shared knowledge, I’m creating a retribution book—a collaborative return of the research in their voices. It’s supported by the GEOS project (NWO Vidi grant, led by @davidludwig.bsky.social).
May 22, 2025 at 8:45 AM
In response to the MIQCB’s call to return shared knowledge, I’m creating a retribution book—a collaborative return of the research in their voices. It’s supported by the GEOS project (NWO Vidi grant, led by @davidludwig.bsky.social).
This paper is a result of collective care, knowledge, and resistance. I owe deep thanks to the Interstate Movement of Babassu Breakers (MIQCB), my co-authors Prof. Carmen Lucia Lima, @estherturnhout.bsky.social, and everyone who supported this work.
May 22, 2025 at 8:45 AM
This paper is a result of collective care, knowledge, and resistance. I owe deep thanks to the Interstate Movement of Babassu Breakers (MIQCB), my co-authors Prof. Carmen Lucia Lima, @estherturnhout.bsky.social, and everyone who supported this work.
The article is now available and open access at @geoopenaccess.bsky.social . Thanks for the attentive work of the editor and the reviewer
December 16, 2024 at 6:34 PM
The article is now available and open access at @geoopenaccess.bsky.social . Thanks for the attentive work of the editor and the reviewer
Amazing!! Looking forward to reading it!
December 16, 2024 at 6:05 PM
Amazing!! Looking forward to reading it!
We conclude by reflecting on how more-than-human care can illuminate the invisible, while critically examining its role in fieldwork practices, theoretical insights, and biodiversity conservation.
December 11, 2024 at 2:53 PM
We conclude by reflecting on how more-than-human care can illuminate the invisible, while critically examining its role in fieldwork practices, theoretical insights, and biodiversity conservation.
We highlight 4 key dimensions:
1️⃣ Care as vital & everyday
2️⃣ Human-nonhuman relationality
3️⃣ Interspecies reciprocity
4️⃣ Flourishing for as many as possible
1️⃣ Care as vital & everyday
2️⃣ Human-nonhuman relationality
3️⃣ Interspecies reciprocity
4️⃣ Flourishing for as many as possible
December 11, 2024 at 2:53 PM
We highlight 4 key dimensions:
1️⃣ Care as vital & everyday
2️⃣ Human-nonhuman relationality
3️⃣ Interspecies reciprocity
4️⃣ Flourishing for as many as possible
1️⃣ Care as vital & everyday
2️⃣ Human-nonhuman relationality
3️⃣ Interspecies reciprocity
4️⃣ Flourishing for as many as possible
We connect feminist care ethics, post-humanist thinking, & local knowledge & practices of care. By engaging with humans & non-humans, we investigate care’s role in transformative biodiversity conservation. 🌿
December 11, 2024 at 2:53 PM
We connect feminist care ethics, post-humanist thinking, & local knowledge & practices of care. By engaging with humans & non-humans, we investigate care’s role in transformative biodiversity conservation. 🌿