"Las mujeres en los espacios liminales de la pesca: relaciones de género, prácticas económicas y sociales en la Lonja de Pescado del puerto de Palma", Ariana Domínguez García will present part of her PhD research @uib.cat

Nov 21st, 4pm, follow it online at: teams.microsoft.com/meet/3538965...

🔹 Submit a poster proposal or register to attend (in-person or online)!
Let’s connect disciplines to better understand — and protect — our oceans. 🌐💙
#OceanCrimeNarratives #ERCProject #Oceans #InterdisciplinaryResearch #ClimateChange

The event brings together up to 12 invited speakers to explore how science, law, and public policy shape narratives around:
• marine resource exploitation
• toxic & plastic pollution
• climate change impacts on ocean ecosystems
• sustainability & human rights

🌊 Call for Posters & Registration Open!
We’re thrilled to announce our international interdisciplinary conference Seas of Consequences (UIB, Palma | 15–17 April 2026).
👉 ocn.uib.es/internationa...

Ahir a les jornades «Actuem ara! Emergència climàtica en l’era de la desinformació», escoltant a @fernadovalladares.bsky.social , Margalida Ramis, @evavilaseca.bsky.social , @annatraveset.bsky.social i Pere Joan Femenías. Coneixament acadèmic i activisme social de la mà a la @uib.cat

🐚 We're thinking the ocean through justice, imagination, and critique.

Website: ocn.uib.eu

If you work on oceans, law, climate, storytelling, or science—we’d love to connect.

Thank you for joining us.
#OceanCrimeNarratives #OceanJustice #ClimateAndSea #BlueSkyAcademia

We're interested in how narratives shape the perception of justice and injustice at sea.

Who gets to define what is a crime in the ocean?
Whose voices are heard—and whose are ignored?

Our approach is interdisciplinary. We explore how these problems are represented, understood, justified—or silenced—through:

📚 Literature & cinema

🧪 Ocean science

🧑‍⚖️ Law & maritime legislation

🌐 Environmental politics & policy

🗣️ Media & public discourse

We explore how these threats are represented through narratives & how they relate to 3 central problems:

🌊 A contested ocean: Who owns the sea? Who speaks for it?
⚖️ Violations of human rights and sustainability
❓ Uncertain criminology: What counts as a crime at sea and who decides?

What do we mean by crime or harm at sea?

Our project focuses on three major threats to the ocean:

🌍 Resource exploitation & biodiversity loss

🧪 Toxic waste & plastic dumping

🌡️ Climate change and its consequences

🌊 Hello BlueSky. We are Ocean Crime Narratives, a ERC @erc.europa.eu project based at the Universitat de les Illes Balears @uib.cat
We study how crime and environmental harm in the ocean are narrated across literature, film, science, environmental policy, and law.
#ERCResearch