Pamana ng Lahi: Philippine Cultural Heritage and Indigenous Knowledge (b.2020)
Led by Dr. Pia Arboleda (PI); Dr. Nerissa S. Balce
This project showcases Philippine oral traditions of human/nature conflicts to develop online curricular material and use it in the classroom.
Jaga Alam (Taking Care of Nature): Performance-Based Environmental Education (b.2021)
Led by Dr. Kirstin Pauka, (PI); Dr. Annie Reynolds, I Madé Widana
This project brings together SEA-based performing artists with UHM faculty and students to develop new environmentally-themed performances and lecture-demonstrations for schools and local audiences in Hawaiʻi. The selected themes deal with environmental issues shared across SEA and the Pacific such as deforestation, loss of biodiversity, plastic pollution, and coastline erosion.
LuceSEA Transitions Field Schools (b.2023)
Led by Dr. Micah Fisher, Dr. Mary Mostafanezhad; Dr Krisna Suryanata (Co-PIs)
This project brings together faculty and students of UHM and partner institutions in SEA for a series of immersive, collaborative field schools on environmental transitions in Southeast Asia.
UHM LuceSEA Transitions Online SEA Institute
(b. 2021)
Led by UH Center for Southeast Asian Studies
This project provides courses on SEA with new humanities- and social sciences-focused Open Educational Resources (OER) to offer a suite of new digital material for college-level learning about SEA for current and future undergraduate and postgraduate students, irrespective of location.
UHM LUCESEA Transitions Webinars (b. 2020)
Led by UH Center for Southeast Asian Studies
These webinars were created with the intention of growing regional networks of multigenerational scholars, practitioners and creatives working on Southeast Asia; providing platforms for early-career colleagues, especially those Southeast Asia-based to share their research; and highlighting new interdisciplinary research on environmental transitions in Southeast Asia.