Ecotopian Toolkit
PPEH's 2018 Ecotopian Toolkit artists engage floating on/ sinking in/ and otherwise living with urban waters; and explore what it might mean to face contemporary ecological challenges with critically attuned and creatively oriented tools.
Research and Teaching Seed Fund
PPEH Teaching and Research Seed Fund recipients pursue cross-curricular initiatives that grow into opportunities for student involvement in the Environmental Humanities
Data at Risk Lecture Series Kicks Off
Atossa Araxia Abrahamian discusses digital citizenship and data subjecthood at the inaugural lecture of the Data at Risk lecture series co-sponsored by PPEH's Data Refuge and the Center for Media at Risk
Field Notes
PPEH is Hiring!!
Announcement
10/16/2018 –Come join the growing core team at PPEH! We're hiring a Program Assistant to provide operational and administrative support for our programs.
Call for Applications: Faculty Research and Teaching Seed Fund 2018-2019
Announcement
10/9/2018 –For the second year, the Penn Program in Environmental Humanities invites faculty to apply for Research and Teaching Seed Funds in support of projects that speak to PPEH's core co
Last chance to apply for a 2018-2019 Undergraduate Research Fellowship with PPEH
Announcement
9/21/2018 –The PPEH Undergraduate Research Fellows Program, now in its fifth year, is still accepting applications from students across all of Penn’s Schools.
Floating Archives on the River on three Saturdays in September
News
9/3/2018 –Floating Archives – a major floating public art installation by artist Jacob Rivkin in partnership with the Penn Program in Environmental Humanities – offers moving, animated projections of histori
Escapisms: An Essay, Enjambed
PPEH Fellows Blog
5/25/2018 – Exploring the Environments of Modernity is a seven part series featuring the scholarly participants of a symposium held earlier this year. Knar Gavin showcases her poem reflecting on the overall message of the event.