Are you attending ESEB2025 next week? EvoKE will be offering three activities for participants: 🎨 Art Corner: come relax and express your science in an artistic ways (EXPO Area EvoKE corner, coffee and lunch breaks) 🎤Branching Out Session: share your personal stories and to showcase the multitude of ways that outreach can inspire work in…
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EvoKE 2025 Athens
It is our great pleasure to announce that the EvoKE2025 meeting will take place in Athens, Greece from 6th-8th November 2025! Join us by registering here! Share your work and enlarge your international network of contacts in evolution education and outreach! During this event you will: 1- Share your work with the community and increase…
EvoKE Webinar: Leonor Rodrigues
To mate or not to mate, that is (one of) the question(s)! 6th June 2025 4PM CET/10 AM EST CE3C – Center for Ecology, Evolution and Environmental Changes & CHANGE – Global Change and Sustainability Institute, University of Lisbon. See the webinar at https://youtu.be/dY3GSMZGBJA In spider mites, small herbivorous arthropods, multiple mating is prevalent, but the…
EvoKE Webinar: Telma G. Laurentino
Biodiversity for Belonging5 years of multisensory outreach challenging ableist barriers to evolution literacy 2nd May 2025 4PM CET/10 AM EST Informal Educator See this webinar at https://youtu.be/vX3ISOXVCPg The under representation of people with disabilities in ecology & evolution research is deeply linked with vision-centric teaching modalities lacking multisensory alternatives. The pervasive assumption is that, overall, life…
Evoke Webinar: Haneen Al-abbadi
Understanding and acceptance of evolution and its teaching among biology teachers in an Arab context April 4th, 2025 4 PM CET/10 AM EST Al-Mawred School, Amman (Jordan) See the webinar at https://youtu.be/H2LXP34_EMk Teachers’ knowledge and acceptance of evolution affect their evolution teaching. However, research on the relationship between teachers’ knowledge about and acceptance of evolution is ambiguous….
EvoKE Webinar: Szymon Drobniak
Will amphibians survive until the end of the 20th century? March 7th, 2025 4 PM CET/10 AM EST (check here other time zones) Institute of Environmental Sciences, Jagiellonian University, Kraków (Poland) School of Biological, Environmental and Earth Sciences, University of New South Wales, Sydney (Australia) See the webinar at https://youtu.be/jNxyxR1djCg Amphibians are the most threatened vertebrates, yet…