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Heritage future and gender

10:47 by Helena Rydén

Sarah May (and Nadia Bartolini) took part in a Workshop on Gender and Rewilding at Exeter University, UK. They argued that rewilding is a form of future making in the same way that heritage is, and that both of these reveal important things about gender in the present!

Assistant to the UNESCO Chair on Heritage Futures

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