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Haumea makes ecoliteracy accessible and transformative Announcing the next 7 week Haumea Online Ecoliteracy course–starting 10 March 2021- BOOK NOW! I’m also thrilled to have my Haumea Ecoliteracy Online endeavour … Continue reading Haumea Ecoliteracy Online March course date announced with Awaken Hub
Autumn 2020: Popular HAUMEA Online Essential Ecoliteracy Course for Creatives & Art Professionals (curators, arts officers, art educators & art administrators)–with Cathy Fitzgerald, PhD. I’m delighted to share that my … Continue reading Autumn 2020: Two Haumea online ecoliteracy course for creatives and art professionals
I’m delighted to share this post from China-based Irish artist Niamh Cunningham. She was a recent participant of the Haumea Online 6-week Essential Ecoliteracy Course. If you have wondered about … Continue reading TAKING ON THE OVERWHELM – ECOLITERACY IN THE ARTS
Haumea Online is expanding! New Ecophilosophy and Ecoliteracy Courses for creatives and art professionals announced. Limited places, so book early here. 16 July – 2 September 2020; ‘Creativity as an … Continue reading New Haumea Online Courses: Creativity as an Act of Love: Cultivating the Mind of Beauty
This is the time for a Great Reset. Let’s use it to change the way we see ourselves and our place on Earth. The conservationist Aldo Leopold once wrote that “one of … Continue reading Haumea Online: 2nd Pilot Ecoliteracy Course for Creatives and Art Professionals – booked out
A new work from Irish writer Fearghal Duffy who has a deep interest in Irish myth and who was ‘a student’ in Cathy Fitzgerald’s first ONLINE 6-week ‘Haumea Ecoliteracy for Creatives and Art Educators’ course. online course
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NEW 6 week pilot ONLINE COURSE with ecological artist, educator and former scientist, Cathy Fitzgerald PhD: March 13 – April 22, 2020! BOOKINGS NOW OPEN! FULLY BOOKED, PLEASE EMAIL ME … Continue reading BOOKED OUT -New pilot 6-week Online Course: ‘Essential Ecoliteracy for your Creative Practice, Teaching or Work’