Read the beautiful blog post by Nsah Mala on the UoC Autumn Academy for Planetary Wellbeing 2024, including the Graduate School and the Symposium, and Launch activities: Report on the UoC Autumn Academy for Planetary Wellbeing 2024 - UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES Thematic Hub for Planetary Wellbeing
Dr. Kenneth Nsah (Nsah Mala) of the BRIDGES University of Cologne Hub for Planetary Wellbeing has attended various conferences lately, representing BRIDGES.
Nsah Mala, Co-Ordinator of the Cologne Hub for Planetary Wellbeing, attended the inaugural African Futures conference on 29 October 2024, to explore the latest methodologies in foresight and environmental forecasting in shaping Africa's future.
Organised by African Futures and Institute for Security Studies, the full-day virtual conference brought together about 100 experts in various domains across the globe to discuss different aspects of the futures of the African continent.
The conference focused on vital areas concerned with sustainable development, such as climate change, education, civi...
A fantastic start to the MESH - Multidisciplinary Environmental Studies in the Humanities Symposium on 17 October, with a full day of panels and keynotes, including Dr Luci Attala, presenting her fascinating paper, “Peace, the impossible concept (or ‘the spirit and the letter’): A more-than-species story”
Dr. Luci Attala, UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES Coalition will be attending the Annual MESH symposium, University of Cologne | October 17–19, 2024, in her role as Deputy Executive Director, for the exciting launch of the BRIDGES Hub for Planetary Wellbeing.
