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Guest Editors

Thriving communities and thriving ecosystems through the bee

Wanjiku is a co-founder and director of Porini Association. She has been integrating her spiritual path with reviving traditional nature wisdom in Kenya ever since she was introduced to the spirituality of nature through an immersion programme in Botswana in 2004. Over the years Porini has hosted dialogues on indigenous

The Value of Values in Talking Climate (and not mathematical ones)

This is the third in a series of blogs from our Guest Editor Kate Heath, an ex-humanitarian worker now based in Paris – exploring how to have constructive conversations about climate change. The lessons I’ve learned along this journey seem to have come from stumbling into every possible pitfall. Want

We like life: Talking climate from the light side

How do you conceptualise climate change and energy issues? Disaster has been my day-to-day for the last 8 years. I appreciate this isn’t very normal. Working as a humanitarian, I’ve been trained and paid to live within and respond to it: conflict, Ebola, earthquake, drought. To operate day

We need to talk about… climate change

Kate Heath, our Guest Editor for January 2018: Exploring the theme of effective climate conversation (including why writing your annual carbon emissions on your face might NOT be the best move if you want to have constructive conversation about it). Many people find it a challenge to talk about climate

Transitioning Abroad: Migration in Luxembourg and Romania

Our guest editors Raquel Ribeiro and Daniel Pinheiro document stories of migration, particularly to their local area in Portugal, as well as examine the implications of migration and sustainable living. You can find their blog here. In this, their third blog, they interviewed Adina and Katy in Italy earlier this

A picture isn’t complete without nature – Africans in their environments

This is the first blog from guest editor, Wangũi Kamonji. My mum loves taking photos. To commemorate that she was in a certain place and who she was with, each photo fanning out into a story that can be told to relatives and friends who were not present. One thing