A new interactive map by researchers of the Institute of Environmental Science and Technology of the Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona…
Interns/researchers wanted!
The ACKnowl-EJ project is looking for interns / students / researchers to collaborate and support our ongoing research, particularly…
What does transformative research for sustainability look like?
What does transformative research for sustainability look like? Patrick van Zwanenberg Hallie Eakin Ethemcan Turhan Mutizwa Mukute Fiona Marshall 09…
“I have witnessed the start of a network”: strategy sharing and building resilient environmental justice movements
I have witnessed the start of a network. Blog by Marta Conde In environmental justice struggles networking has been crucial…
Resistance mounts as Europe locks itself into fossil fuel future: New map shows
Resistance mounts as Europe locks itself into fossil fuel future: New map shows A new online map developed by Observatori…
ACKnowl-EJ members host Transformation Lab to learn from grassroots transformations
Learning from grassroots transformations for sustainability through the conflict transformation and alternatives frameworks A blog originally posted on the Transformations…
Update from the field: crafts transformation and women weavers in Kachchh, India
Women have been integral part of Vannat (handloom weaving) processes since centuries in Kachchh, however, their role and work has…
On Taking Transformation Seriously: Dreams, speculations, and alternative-building in academia
Lena Weber is a PhD candidate at the Autonomous University of Barcelona and a member of the ACKnowl-EJ network. In…
Reflection Series on ACKnowl-EJ meetings in Beirut, Blog 3: The Confluence of Poetic Landscapes
THE CONFLUENCE OF POETIC LANDSCAPES AT THE ACKNOWL-EJ MEETING IN BEIRUT, LEBANON By Dylan McGarry Dylan McGarry is a contributing…
Reflection series on ACKnowl-EJ meetings in Beirut, Blog 2: Research, convening and bridging across Transformative Knowledge Networks
Research, convening and bridging: sharing insights from the ISSC’s Transformative Knowledge Networks Our second Beirut-series blog is penned by Adrian…