Skip to the content
logo mainlogo darklogo light
  • EARTHQUAKE RECOVERY
  • COMMUNITY
  • WORK
  • STORIES
  • RESOURCES
logo main
  • EARTHQUAKE RECOVERY
  • COMMUNITY
  • WORK
  • STORIES
  • RESOURCES
-->

Conservation Futures Dialogues Part II: Sites of Experimentation

Wednesday 7th May, 5 – 6:30 pm CEST LINK TO SESSION RECORDING Borrowing its title from a phrase by Bayo Akomolafe, our second conversation moves to territories in ‘breakdown’, giving space to projects, communities and practices that proceed and arise in times that feel like the end of the/their world. Thi

GEN EventsGEN In ConversationGEN StoriesStories
-->

Conservation Futures Dialogues Part I: When Things Fall Apart

Wednesday 16th April, 5 – 6:30 pm CEST LINK TO SESSION RECORDING For our first in-conversation dialogue, we bring leading conservation practitioners and thinkers to engage with us in a discussion about the prospective futures of conservation practices and environmental action during a time of social, economic

GEN EventsGEN In ConversationGEN StoriesStories
-->

The Power of Art in Activism

The Power of Art  in Activism 15th July, Monday | 16.00-18.00 GMT/UTC  | 17:00-19:00 BST  |  18:00-20:00 CEST “Art is not neutral. It either upholds or disrupts the status quo, advancing or regressing justice. We are living now inside the imagination of people who thought economic disparity and environmen

FeatureGEN EventsGEN In ConversationGEN StoriesStories
-->

Intangible Cultural Heritage and Peace Building in Palestine

المصطبة  Intangible Cultural Heritage and Peace Building in Palestine 24th June, Monday | 16.00-18.00 UTC/17.00-19.00 BST/18.00-20.00 CEST Heritage is often at risk and under attack, either directly or indirectly, when violence and conflict escalate. Although targeting cultural heritage sites during con

GEN EventsGEN In ConversationGEN StoriesStories
-->

Conservation’s Leading Edges

In Conversation Series: Conservation’s Leading Edges This 4-part series gathers practitioners and scholars to discuss practical and philosophical innovations in community-based conservation. The title of the series draws on the ecological principle whereby habitat ‘edges’ are understood as spaces of s

GEN EventsGEN In ConversationGEN StoriesStories
-->

In Conversation Workshop: Stories and Spaces

In Conversation Workshop: Stories and Spaces Join us to dive into how we shape stories & stories shape us, and to learn how to tell your story. The stories we tell, and the ways in which we tell them affect how we are in this world, our relationship with the land, with ourselves and with […]

GEN EventsGEN In ConversationGEN StoriesStories
-->

GEN in Conversation: An Intimate Discussion on Food Sovereignty

Food sovereignty is about the right of communities to self determine their food systems. It advocates for locally grown and culturally relevant food that centres health and nutrition outside the dominant models of global industrial food production. Cultivating food sovereignty is essential, not only for our ind

GEN EventsGEN In ConversationStories
-->

Ethical journalism and meaningful storytelling for social impact

Ethical Journalism and Meaningful Storytelling for Social Impact In a mainstream mediascape dominated by narratives of conflict, polarisation and domination; new forms of ethical reporting and collaborative filmmaking are emerging. With the intention of breaking the status quo and shifting the old paradigms of

GEN EventsGEN In ConversationGEN StoriesStories
-->

Transformational leadership, regenerative activism and navigating uncertainty

Transformational Leadership, Regenerative Activism and Navigating Uncertainty Transformational leadership is when ‘leaders and their followers raise one another to higher levels of morality and motivation’, as defined by leadership expert James MacGregor Burns. Transformational leaders stimulate, inspire an

GEN EventsGEN In ConversationGEN StoriesStories
-->

Analysing integrated management in socio-ecological systems- Expert workshop

Through a participatory workshop, we interacted with a variety of NGO representatives, socioenvironmental practitioners and activists, as well as academics interested in exchanging ideas, tools and reflections surrounding integrated management in biocultural and socioecological systems.

GEN EventsGEN In ConversationGEN StoriesStories

Posts pagination

01 02
GLOBAL DIVERSITY FOUNDATION

Community

Work
Stories
Resources

Contact Us

Join Us

Privacy Policy

Instagram

Facebook

Youtube

LinkedIn

Become a supporter.

Donate

We work with changemakers to help communities and environments flourish.

Global Diversity Foundation is a registered charity in England and Wales (number 1080731) and a US 501(c)(3) non-profit organization (number EIN 20-8772517).

logo mainlogo darklogo light

Poorva Goel

Inanc Tekguc

Instagram Behance Dribbble
Verified by MonsterInsights