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Beeing in the Willamette Valley: A Look at Human and Honey Bee Relationships and the Global Currents That Shape Them

Paone, Taylor (University of Oregon, 2024-01-09)

This thesis explores interspecies relationships between humans and honey bees. Through multispecies ethnographic vignettes, beekeeper-honey bee relationships reveal the ways in which social systems inform interspecies ...
Covid, Climate Change, and Carework: Mesoamerican Diasporic Indigenous and Latino Communities in the Willamette Valley

Herrera, Timothy (University of Oregon, 2022-10-04)

Community-based agriculture is not only concerned with the cultivation of food, but also with the cultivation of connection, care, and exchange. This dissertation is based on fieldwork with a non-profit organization that ...
Thao: Expanding the Horizons of the Food Justice Movement Through Storytelling

Kim, Ashley Meghan (University of Oregon, 2020)

Food justice is an emerging movement that works to combat food insecurity via sustainable, affordable, and culturally appropriate means. However, most initiatives within the movement emphasize sustainability and affordability ...