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“World Climate Change Survey”: results available
Universities all over the world are not doing enough in order to help society to cope with the challenges posed by climate change. This is one of the findings of the “World Climate Change Survey”, a research initiative aimed at identifying the general level of awareness of and needs of university students about climate change [...]
Continue reading...Entry Competition for Youth Forum 2010 – Young Adults 4 New Results
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
To join the entry-competition for Youth Forum 2010 – Young Adults 4 New Results, please answer ONE of the following questions with the media you prefer: a text, a video, an audio file, the website you created, photos… Your choice! Climate – Energy – Human Security: How are you engaged in one or more of [...]
Continue reading...“After Copenhagen, 2009″ – Online Course from Harvard Extension School
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
The Harvard Extension School is offering an online undergraduate and graduate-level course focusing on the theme: “After Copenhagen, 2009” in the forthcoming Spring semester. This course is believed to be, in fact, the first university course to focus specifically on what the world community needs to do about the changing global climate now that the [...]
Continue reading...INEX Program 2010 launched! – Learning for Change
Thursday, December 24, 2009
INEX will identify, inspire, educate and empower thousands of change makers by 2014. We educate leaders of tomorrow for the challenges of a globalized world and promote sustainable development through innovative learning experiences. Study Abroad Programs Short‐term programs in Latin America & India on social development, environmental sustainability and corporate responsibility. Academic Courses Implementing curricular [...]
Continue reading...Re:solutions – 21 young leaders on climate change
Friday, December 11, 2009
The WSC-SD today launches its e-book ‘RE:SOLUTIONS – 21 Young Leaders on Climate Change’ during the Copenhagen Climate Summit.This publication showcases a selection of 20 innovative student-led projects on climate change. From a solar-powered open air cinema, to a sustainable business game or reforestation projects, all initiatives show that students worldwide are taking the lead [...]
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