In this activity we take on the challenge of how to build better futures. In the midst of the climate crisis with such uncertain futures ahead, we ask ourselves: How …
This activity explores the relation between nature and culture. Nature and culture can be seen as separate from one other. This means that nature is set apart from humans. Alternatively, …
How we navigate between anthropocentrism and ecocentrism affects how we can argue for climate justice, social justice and for environmental conservation. The term anthropocentrism derives from anthropos as in human …
This activity is about the Anthropocene. The Anthropocene refers to the suggested name for a new epoch (geological division of time) where anthropogenic (human) action has left distinct marks in …
Sitting in a forest that has grown for nearly 200 years, Christina Fredengren reflects on how cultural heritage has been passed on from generation to generation. She argues that generations …
Earth has a built-in natural thermostat which stabilizes the climate on geological timescales. This thermostat is the slow weathering of rocks. It works because weathering or rocks (1) removes carbon …
Standing on 700 million year old fossils, called stromatolites, Christina Fredengren explores perceptions about time. She explains how time is often perceived in a linear way, with the past behind …
Miriam Huitric explains what kinds of changes are needed in order to have meaningful impacts on climate change. This video was filmed in a studio in Stockholm, Sweden.
Miriam Huitric meets with Kimberly Nicholas, author of “Under the Sky We Make. How to be a Human in a Warming World” to discuss the exploitation and regeneration mindsets that …
Miriam Huitric explains how the Planetary Boundaries and Donut economics aim to support defining a safe and just operating space for humanity. This video was filmed on location in Stockholm, …
In this interview we meet Andreas Magnusson and Mitzi Jonelle Tan, two young climate activists from very different parts of the world: Sweden and the Philippines. Our conversations cover why …
Miriam Huitric goes to the aquarium to look at coral reefs and tell us about a tipping point that has happened in large parts of the Caribbean and then connects …
In this video, whipping cream is used to demonstrate a few aspects about tipping points: that the different states of the “system” – in this case the cream – are …
I welcome you to what can be called the Anthropocene Epoch. This is a time of global warming and human-induced climate change. The temperature of the planet is rising, ice …
To tackle climate change we must understand complex adaptive systems because they have features we need to understand if we want to make a change in the right direction. Miriam …