by Pip Roddis Week 1 of COP22 has come to an end. Listening to music, musing over the experience of being a youth delegate to a UNFCCC conference, familiar lyrics took on a new meaning: “Our hopes and expectations, black…
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"A more accurate assessment of the role of ideology and religion in world politics thus requires a reconceptualization that accounts not just for their representative but also for their productive functions."
Terrific article by Beate Jahn @IRSussex !
https://doi.org/10.1177/0047117819834647
📢 New blog 📢
On the Language of Protest: What Makes a Powerful Protest? By @laskykim @sussexglobal
@Tom_F_Wright @drarlenehh @ahrcpress @AHRCPolicy @policy_sussex @sussexpolitics @sussexlaw @sussexunimah #sussexfestivalofideas https://speakingcitizens.org/blog/on-the-language-of-protest-what-makes-a-powerful-protest/
Delighted to be joining a panel with @farhanaclimate @drvandanashiva @DavidLammy and @MuyundaA for a discussion of equity and justice in climate action. Do join us!
@RapidTransition @SussexGlobal @IRSussex @fossiltreaty @chuks_okereke https://twitter.com/CH_Environment/status/1405859591129346048
If we think about climate change as ‘just as a problem for science to solve’, we ignore issues of equity, human rights and justice.
Join our 30 June #LCAW2021 event, chaired by
@farhanaclimate, on how to articulate the dimensions of #ClimateJustice
🗓️➡️https://chathamhouse.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_sw1noEuXTjaG8klHRmXdew
And we have three winners! 🎉 Congratulations to Dyuti Ailawadi @SussexGlobal, described as ‘one of the most incredible seminar teachers’, tackling difficult subjects by encouraging students to learn from each other, and being open about her own experiences. #SussexEdAwards2021
Congratulations to Giulia Grassilli @SussexGlobal, described as ‘endlessly kind’ for going out of her way to facilitate learning and collaboration in a difficult year. 👏#SussexEdAwards2021