Meet Teresa Sarasa Nagore, a PhD student researching the role of crop biotechnology in South African smallholder farming. Her work explores how crop biotechnologies reshape labour practices, farming identities and gender relations. Her research draws on feminist, multispecies political ecology, and decolonial theory and practice.
Over a Coffee Chat, we share the stories behind the exciting research at our division of Environmental Communication and at SLU. By
welcoming you into our living room for a fika, we aim to
make research more accessible, inviting and fun. It is also a great excuse to show off our prettiest mugs and socks!
Host: Karen Schellhase, Research and Course Assistant at the division of Environmental Communication