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The Climate Comic / Comic yr Hinsawdd: Tales between generations / Cenedlaethau’n rhannu straeon
Merryn Thomas,
Aled Singleton 
,
Aelwyn Williams,
Carol Maddock ,
Deborah Morgan ,
Tavi Murray ,
Charles Musselwhite,
Laura Sorvala
,
Aelwyn Williams,
Carol Maddock ,
Deborah Morgan ,
Tavi Murray ,
Charles Musselwhite,
Laura Sorvala
Volume: 1
Swansea University Authors:
Merryn Thomas, Aled Singleton , Aelwyn Williams, Carol Maddock , Deborah Morgan , Tavi Murray
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DOI (Published version): 10.23889/SUbook.64751
Abstract
Comics (sequential art) provide a frame to tell and understand stories and are suited to exploring complex, place-based, and time dependent ‘wicked’ issues. Social interaction and artistic co-creation offer direct health/wellbeing benefits. Climate change is the ‘single biggest health threat facing...
| ISBN: | 978-1-911503-06-4 978-1-911503-07-1 |
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Swansea
Swansea University
2023
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| URI: | https://cronfa.swan.ac.uk/Record/cronfa64751 |
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| Abstract: |
Comics (sequential art) provide a frame to tell and understand stories and are suited to exploring complex, place-based, and time dependent ‘wicked’ issues. Social interaction and artistic co-creation offer direct health/wellbeing benefits. Climate change is the ‘single biggest health threat facing humanity’(WHO, 2021) and older people are particularly vulnerable today, younger people in the future. We want to give voice to older and younger generations as agents of change, understand experiences, traditions of sustainable behaviours, and offer visions for the future. This bilingual picture book promoting intergenerational work, can generate solidarity, debate, and knowledge sharing. |
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| Item Description: |
Copyright: Swansea University, The Author(s).Bilingual English and Welsh comic book with illustrations by Laura Sorvala. |
| Keywords: |
Climate change, intergenerational, comic, participatory research, ageing, health, creative methods |
| College: |
Faculty of Science and Engineering |
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OPTIC was funded by the University of Stirling Ageing and Place: Pandemic Recovery and Action on Climate CHange (APPROACH) fund, as part the Social Behavioural & Design Research Programme (UK Research and Innovation). It was supported by the Centre for Ageing and Dementia Research (CADR, Swansea University) with equipment provided by the Awen Institute. We received further funding from Higher Education Funding Council for Wales (hefcw) Research Wales Innovation Fund (RWIF) through Swansea University. |