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The latest publication of the Materiality in Anthropology and Archaeology series is now available. ‘Earthy Matters’ is 1 of 4 books in the series. It explores how lives are shaped through interactions with earth, soils and clay and reminds the reader that they are fundamentally part of the Earth.
The UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES Governing Council has announced the appointment of UWTSD’s Associate Professor, Dr Luci Attala, as the Deputy Executive Director of the BRIDGES global coalition.
The Management of Social Transformations (MOST) Programme cooperates with national authorities, scientific communities and civil society to help UNESCO Member States strengthen the connection between research and policy and between knowledge and action. This is key to fostering positive social change towards inclusive and sustainable development.
Assistant Professor Danae Hernandez-Cortes-Cortes, doctoral candidate Deepti Paul and PhD alum Jorge Morales Guerrero recently hosted a series of workshops to understand communities' mobility needs and perceptions of air quality.
The MESH BRIDGES EUniWell Autumn Academy for Planetary Wellbeing builds on the success of two prior graduate summer schools organised by the Environmental Humanities initiative within EUniWell (EHWell) at Linnaeus University (2022) and the University of Florence (2023)