Polycrisis Research and Action Roadmap- Gaps, opportunities, and priorities for polycrisis research and action
This report release was originally published by Cascade Institute, a recipient of Omega Resilience Awards’ Research Grant. The report authors are Michael Lawrence, Megan Shipman, Scott Janzwood, Constantin Arnscheidt, Jonathan Donges, Thomas Homer-Dixon, Christian Otto, Pia-Johanna Schweizer, Nico Wunderling. This Roadmap, a collaboration between the Cascade Institute, the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, the Research Institute for […]
Articulating Crisis and Creating Radical Alternatives
Haga clic aquí para leer el post en español This report was originally published by GTA, a recipient of Omega Resilience Awards’ Research Grant. This document has been coordinated and put together by Shrishtee Bajpai and Vasna Ramasar with inputs from Ashish Kothari, Franco Augusto and Madhuresh Kumar. This report presents the experiences of a process of […]
EJN and Deakin University Release Report on Journalists’ Understanding of—and Approach to Reporting on—the ‘Global Polycrisis’
This report release was originally published by EJN, a recipient of Omega Resilience Awards’ Research Grant. The report authors are Gabi Mocatta, Shaneka Saville, Nicholas Payne, Lova Jansson, Jerry Lai, and Kristy Hess. People everywhere are experiencing economic crises such as inflation and growing unemployment, health crises from pandemics to hunger, political crises from the […]
Holding the Fire 2: Ancient Wisdom with Anne Poelina
A conversation with Dr. Anne Poelina, the professor and chair of Indigenous Knowledge at Notre Dame University there, as well as the chair of the Martuwarra Fitzroy River Council.
Holding the Fire 1: Indigenous voices around the world
Dahr Jamail speaks with Dilafruz Khonikboyeva about how people can live through collapse while maintaining their core identities and values.
Creating Confluence: Weaving a global tapestry of alternatives
The Global Tapestry of Alternatives seeks to build bridges between networks of Alternatives around the globe and promote the creation of new processes of confluence.
In the matter Re: Rights of Nature
What rights, if any, does Nature have?
Bringing to light the polycrisis with a focus on India and philanthropic action
How does a polycrisis lens inform approaches to philanthropy in India?
Shared Global Problems Make Imagined Futures Relatable Across Cultures
Indian novelist Samit Basu discusses how speculative and science fiction genres transcend cultural and national borders more easily than expected.
Silk Punk and the Reimagining of Modernity
Ken Liu discusses the “silk punk” genre and how it overturns the paradigm of diminishing or erasing Indigenous ways of knowing.