The Academia Belgica in Rome recently hosted "Entangled Seascapes" a specialised symposium that aimed to reframe understanding of maritime history. Moving away from traditional views of the sea as a static stage, the conference positioned oceanic worlds as active, "more-than-human" participants in historical development.
MESH Doctoral Researcher Louisa Crysmann is convening a panel with Prof. Dr. Marianne E. Lien and Magnus O. N. Ravnå at the EASST conference in Krakow September 8-11, titled "Rural Frontiers; Shifting paradigms of intensification, abandonment and restoration" and is looking for contributions. Deadline: 9 March 2026.
Open Call for Wondrous Relations: A Festival of Arts, Education and Ecology. Deadline of the Open call: 31 March 2026 | Event: 07-09 September 2026
In her article "Advancing the Environmental Humanities: From Australia to Germany", Prof. Dr. Kate Rigby outlines how the creation of Multidisciplinary Environmental Studies in the Humanities (MESH) has been the culmination of a journey that she embarked on some twenty-five years ago as a founding member of Australia’s National Working Group in the Ecological Humanities.
The UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES Coalition is proud to announce the formal recognition of the Moeda Social Carbono / Carbon Social Currency, an initiative of the Terrazul Institute, as an outstanding example of humanities-anchored, transdisciplinary sustainability science.
