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Building a Green Future through Arts and Humanities Research talk
Exploring the emotional and social impacts of climate change through narrative, artistic expression, and participatory workshops, Federico Lopez-Terra’s work fosters transnational collaboration to challenge colonial frameworks and promote inclusive climate action. The project engages young adults (aged 16-21) in disadvantaged contexts, extending support to communities that struggle to have their voices heard.
Federico Lopez-Terra, Associate Professor in Modern Languages, Swansea University
Dr Federico Lopez-Terra is an academic in Hispanic Studies and Translation in the Department of Modern Languages, Translation and Interpreting at Swansea University. He previously worked as Teaching Fellow in Translation, Hispanic and Lusophone Studies at the University of Leeds and the University of Sheffield. Dr Lopez-Terra received his PhD from the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) and the Universidad Autónoma of Madrid in 2013 with summa cum laude. He is the holder of a HEA Fellowship. His research interests include the comparative study of Hispanic and Lusophone cultures in the 20th and 21st centuries, Cultural Semiotics, Comparative Literature and Theory. He is a regular contributor to The Conversation in its UK and Spain editions, as well as other media outlets such as France24 or ABC Radio, Australia.