How do we host the earth?
With "Hosting Earth," the Guestbook Project engages with the question of ecological hospitality by asking what it means to be guests of the earth as well as hosts.
Press
Professor Richard Kearney interviewed by Brian O'Donovan about Hosting Earth (GBH)
Climate justice advocate Mary Robinson headlines Hosting Earth (BC News)
Former President Of Ireland Speaks At Boston College During Hosting Earth Conference (The Heights)
Ireland's Mary Robinson headlines Saturday program at Boston College (Boston Irish)
2022 "Hosting Earth" Conference
April 22-23, 2022
Boston College
Keynote: Mary Robinson
in conversation with Richard Kearney
Highlights
View the full video here.
2022 Guestbook Project Awards
Guestbook James Mahoney Award for Narrative Hospitality
presented to Mary Robinson (Former UN Special Envoy on Climate Change, Former President of Ireland, and Former UN Commissioner of Human Rights)
Guestbook-Write the World Award for Best Youth Essay on Ecological Hospitality
presented to Ezimadu Ugorji (Nigeria)
For more information, see the Guestbook Project Awards pages:
James Mahoney Award for Narrative Hospitality
Guestbook-Write the World Award for Best Youth Essay on Ecological Hospitality
Ecological Hospitality – Screenings and Panel
Poetics of the Earth
Súitú -The Dolphin's Way
How the Trees See Us
Speaking of the Future
Fanny Howe
Poet & Novelist
James Morley
Eco-Psychologist (Ramapo College)
Jane Marsching
Arist (Mass Art)
David Storey
Philosopher (Boston College)
Súitú - The Dolphin's Way
How the Trees See Us
Listening to the Earth
Poetics of the Earth – Panel
Highlights
Featuring:
Melissa Fitzpatrick
Moderator, Boston College
Jason Wirth
Professor of Philosophy, Seattle University
Catherine Keller
Professor of Constructive Theology, Drew University
Brian Treanor
Professor of Philosophy, Loyola Marymount University
Fish Live In Water
Sheila Gallagher
Artist, Boston College
John Manderson
Oceanographer, OpenOcean Research
Ecologies of Wisdom Speaker Series
In collaboration with Wisdom at Work
Moderated by:
David Storey
Philosophy, Boston College
www.davidstorey.com