29.04.2025
From Anti-Francoism to Fridays for Future: Environmentalism in Spain Through the Generations

Separated by half a century in age, two Spanish activists share a common fight: defending the environment in a changing world.

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24.01.2025
“Rest Is Resistance”: Making Climate Activism Sustainable

Can storytelling and a realisation of our limitations help keep climate justice hopes alive against the odds?

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07.01.2025
Raymond Avrillier: Environmental Activism in the Courtroom

A pioneer of climate action through litigation details his long journey to protect the planet.

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05.12.2024
Communicating Nastiness: Narratives and Networks of the Far Right

To counter the widely used tactics of divisive speech, progressives need to invest in alternative platforms and bolster quality journalism, moving beyond the outdated ideal of objectivity.

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24.09.2024
The Arts Festival Fighting Austria’s Far Right 

With extreme right-wing forces gaining ground across Europe, how can cultural events embody democratic resistance?

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12.06.2024
Cultivating Resilience: Urban and Guerrilla Gardening in Barcelona

Mariam Dzneladze on gardening
as a form of critical struggle
in heat-stricken cities.

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27.03.2024
The Power of Play: Community Theatre, Solidarity, and Fighting Oppression 

Theatre can be used to bring people together to devise solutions to daunting systemic abuses.

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02.01.2024
Climate Discourse in the Nordic Media

While Scandinavian countries are praised for their climate action, an analysis of the Swedish and Danish media reveals a more complex picture.

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05.12.2023
From Uganda to COP: An Activist’s Fight for Climate Justice

Ugandan activist Patience Nabukalu talks about her experience as a climate activist in the Global South.

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10.11.2023
Young, Driven but Sidelined: African Climate Activists Fighting From the Margins 

Three stories on the struggle for inclusion even as youth representation and climate justice has gained recognition in the mainstream.

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