the sonification covers life in the climate crisis.
If you want to know about the effects of the climate and ecological crises, all you have to do is look around you.
That’s what we do at the sonification, just with more microphones than you might usually carry. We also read the environment sections of major newspapers a lot, even though it’s so boring that we literally started our own news platform out of desperation.
We believe that climate journalism should be centred around the human experience of living through the climate crisis.
write to the editors.
Email news@thesonification.org.
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meet the editors.
Jay Richardson
Jay is a British-Canadian composer and field recordist. Their most recent work has studied modes of listening in Hong Kong, funded by the Finzi Trust, and performances of masculinity in New York City, supported by MISE-EN_PLACE. They are a former Organ Scholar at Union Chapel, London, and Composer in Residence at Cambridge Corn Exchange.
Sally Raudon
Sally is a social anthropologist. Her PhD at Cambridge University was about Hart Island in New York City, examining citizenship and death. She has previously written on the Commonwealth and the Eurozone Crisis. You can read her academic work in ‘The Shapeshifting Crown’ and in the journal ‘Human Remains and Violence,’ amongst others. Sally is a New Zealander, and in a former life she worked in crisis communications.
