Informing adaptation responses to climate change through theories of transformation (NON-FREE article) http://t.co/znKhsCad
Security, Resilience, and Community | Center for Ecoliteracy.
I would love to include a discussion of this perspective in the preparations for our Sustensive Culture Lab in August.
Anyone up for a talk about this essay and ecoliteracy? Let me know and we will set it up.
Jeg har i meget lang tid haft lyst til at mødes med andre nordiske og “smage på dem”. Lære om deres mad, høre historier, lære mere om mig selv og min egen opvækst i Sverige igennem mine naboer. For der er så mange fællesnævnere; skoven, vandet, strandene, klipperne, fjordene og håndværket, men ikke mindst – [...]
Dear everyone, we wish you a very happy new year! It’s been a quiet but very healthy year for us. With calmness and time to think one often find meaning. We definitely found something – new nerves, more sensitivity and strings that will lead us on to better and more sustainable ways to act, document [...]
New publication out on-line: a result of the Changing Masculinities, Changing Communities project, a collaboration between the Danish-Egyptian Dialogue Institute and Kvinfo research center for Gender issues – with participation in the core team from C21N board member Thomas Burø and with contribution in the volume form C21N [...]
Another important thing to discuss and develop, and which I would love to link to the “Sustainability in European Capitals of Culture” project, is the idea of Open Cities as discussed by Bauwens and others in the P2P foundation. A prime example is the city of Melbourne, which has been inviting its citizens to unlimited [...]
CHECK FOR ENGLISH CALL IN TOP MENU! Europæiske byer og europæisk kultur er under kraftig forandring i disse år. Kriser, globalisering, nye grænser og krav om stadig mere fokus på bæredygtighed lader det nye og eksperimenternde pible frem i sprækkerne hvor man end vender sig. Vi vil gerne både bidrage [...]
Security, Resilience, and Community | Center for Ecoliteracy. I would love to include a discussion of this perspective in the preparations for our Sustensive Culture Lab in August. Anyone up for a talk about this essay and ecoliteracy? Let me know and we will set it up.
