Creative, sensitive and grounded in diverse perspectives: Why we need inclusive climate change education

Creative, sensitive and grounded in diverse perspectives: Why we need inclusive climate change education

How can climate change education address rather than exacerbate eco-anxiety, whilst also valuing and learning from diverse perspectives? Following a strong collective youth voice at COP26, climate and sustainability education have become more prominent on governments’...

Citizen Food Futures – event report

The Citizen Food Futures event was a week-long event aiming to communicate academic research and opinion on the development of more sustainable food systems and facilitate dialogue with the general public and other stakeholders.

Lockdown and eating out

We are told that nothing is normal, that ‘Lockdown’ has overturned life as we know it. However, beyond the apocalyptic narrative there is much speculation about what might become the ‘new normal’.

Turning climate governance upside down

A rethink of contemporary wisdom on governing the climate is increasingly urgent. Successive climate summits, strategies, targets and action plans have been implemented, but the chances of staying within anything like safe temperature increases are diminishing fast.

Blog archive

Browse our extensive range of blog posts from previous years. How is ‘Devo Manc’ reshaping Greater Manchester’s transport infrastructure and who is doing it? by Mike Hodson and Andrew McMeekin (6 October)Could smart cities be smarter about inequality? by Joe...