Breakdown: Thinking and Making Compost
This session centers compost as both material process and theoretical problem, exploring decay, waste, labor, and transformation through collective compost-making and discussion. ๐๏ธย Saturday, March 28, 2026 ๐10:00AM-12:00PM ๐ Duke Campus Farm ๐ฅ Light breakfast included ๐ซ Registration is free but required (limited spots) About the series Composting Theory: Ecological Care in Practice is a hands-on workshop […]
This session centers compost as both material process and theoretical problem, exploring decay, waste, labor, and transformation through collective compost-making and discussion.
๐๏ธย Saturday, March 28, 2026
๐10:00AM-12:00PM
๐ Duke Campus Farm
๐ฅ Light breakfast included
๐ซ Registration is free but required (limited spots)
About the series
Composting Theory: Ecological Care in Practice is a hands-on workshop series developed by the Revaluing Care Lab in collaboration with the Duke Campus Farm. The series explores ecological care as a feminist and post-humanist practice through material engagement with soil and living systems, and collective reflection.
These workshops are designed primarily for faculty and graduate students. Advanced undergraduates interested in participating should email saskia.cornes@duke.edu.
Please email any additional inquiries to revaluingcarelab@duke.edu.