Angela YT Chan 
I will lead an iteration of my Weathered Radio ecological sound workshop (closed: speakers and ICF PGRs and staff only) and give a presentation on forestscapes’ methodologies with sound, and my research into climate and conflict during a panel with Spyros Bofylatos, Harun Morrison and Christie Swallow.
“The recent embrace of perspectives and practices traditionally overlooked within art and design’s canons, from the pluriverse to the more-than-human, has transpired in a redress of alterity and of subjectivity. Perhaps ironically, the outward expansion of creative and critical enquiry has necessitated an increasingly inward-looking gaze. This symposium will consider the convergence of more-than-human interfaces – including both multispecies and technological – and auto-ethnographic methods within current research and creative practice.
We will consider the following questions:
Where are the boundaries between the individual and the other-than-human, when we are porous and entangled bodies, each containing multitudes?
How do we look inward to look outward, navigating the terrain of the self without succumbing to navel-gazing?
What potential does autotheory present for collective and multispecies liberation?
Which methods can bring a focus to the radical otherness of species difference without sidelining social marginalisation and inequality?
Within the interface of self and more-than-human, what is the potential for agency and what are the limits of empathy?”
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