by Chiara Rusconi | Mar 17, 2026 | Opinion
What if our prevalent science-based worldview rooted in materialism and separation, could be about to be turned upside down? What then for our world? Science plays a central role in shaping our collective future, a conviction...
by Chiara Rusconi | Mar 2, 2026 | Opinion
What is the role of education in an age of rupture—and regeneration? AI disruption, ecological breakdown and social fragmentation are reshaping our world faster than our learning systems can respond. The crisis is not only educational. It is civilisational. Across the...
by Chiara Rusconi | Feb 18, 2026 | Opinion
To be a researcher is to learn how to navigate the complexity of the real world. It means tracing new routes, venturing into the unknown and sharing discoveries along the way.It also means facing headwinds: the pull of simplification, the comfort of rigid models and...
by Chiara Rusconi | Feb 8, 2026 | Uncategorized
Africa, climate and education A webinar series Environmentalism in Africa is often discussed through external frameworks that do not fully capture the continent’s lived realities, philosophies or ecological histories. African ways of knowing offer rich, process-based...
by Chiara Rusconi | Jan 19, 2026 | Opinion
Lesley Green, member of The Club of Rome and Director of Environmental Humanities South, dives into how native knowledge can help us reimagine our relationship with the planet in an interview with communications fellow Yvonne Wambua. As a member of The Club of Rome,...
