AJAL Volume 62 / Number 3 / November 2022

Editorial
Hilary Whitehouse and Robert b. Stevenson
Refereed articles

Towards an emergent curriculum for climate justice adult educators/activists
Shirley Walters, Astrid von Kotze, Joy K. P. O’Neil, Jane Burt, Colette February and Darlene Clover

The affective dimension of crisis subjects: Teaching environmental communication through intersecting crisis
Tania Leimbach, Jennifer Kent and Jeremy Walker

The craft of wisdom: Climate activist learning in the hands of Australia’s Knitting Nannas
Lorraine Larri

Gesturing not acting: Seeking internation policy guidance for Australian climate educators
Hilary Whitehouse and Annette Gough

from practice

Climate education to Chinese adult learners in an English class with a project based learning method
Chunlin Yao

From activism, through academia into deep adaptation
Piotr Kowzan

Learning to change: Climate action pedagogy
Tania Leimbach and Tema Milstein

Commentary

Climate movements, learning and the politics of climate action in Australia
Robert B. Stevenson

Book reviews

Annotation – By Remi Kalir & Antory Garcia
Reviewed by Meg Colasante

Transformational feminist politics, education and social justice: Post democracy and post truth – By Silvia Edling & Sheila Macrine (Eds.)
Reviewed by Jennifer Caligari

Call for papers

Special edition 2023