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SUMMARY:Climares Academy
DESCRIPTION:After a successful launch of the Climares Academy in Rabat\, followed by the inception meeting in Marrakech\, the Academy continues in 2026 with online meetings on Fridays. These online sessions focus on informal exchanges to maintain team spirit\, facilitate peer-to-peer feedback\, and provide content sessions to give the PhD candidates the conceptual and methodological tools to conduct their research. \nThe 2026 Climares Academy program supports the PhD candidates in the early stages of their research\, while they are developing their research proposals\, are making first contacts with their communities of interest\, and are mapping stakeholders for the knowledge ∞ action networks. The Academy gives the students the tools to develop and refine their research proposals\, to plan and conduct fieldwork\, with a strong focus on participatory and collaborative approaches. Through interactive sessions\, workshops\, and peer feedback\, the PhD candidates explore core concepts and theories\, design research roadmaps\, map stakeholders and networks\, and co-create interview guides and data collection strategies. The Academy also offers specialized modules on climate storylines\, theory of change\, participatory research methods\, and interpreting physical climate data.
URL:https://www.climares.nl/event/climares-test-event/
CATEGORIES:Workshop
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SUMMARY:LANDac conference
DESCRIPTION:From 1-3 July 2026\, the Annual International LANDac Conference will take place in Utrecht\, the Netherlands. Theme of this year’s conference is Land\, Conflict\, and Peace. Several Climares members will be present at the conference. Keep an eye on the conference website for more detail or get in touch with us if you want to know who of our members are planning to attend.
URL:https://www.climares.nl/event/landac/
LOCATION:Utrecht\, the Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Conference
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SUMMARY:CLIMARES Webinar Series - #1: Tales of a Transdisciplinary Journey
DESCRIPTION:Tales of a Transdisciplinary Journey: Evolving Social-Ecological Theories\, Methodologies and Methods in Pastoral Systems. \nThis seminar aims to provide PhD students with insights into different research approaches and methodologies used in sustainability and climate resilience research. The invited speaker will introduce their research and discuss the theoretical and conceptual frameworks that underpin their work. Particular attention will be given to how these frameworks shape methodological choices\, data collection\, analysis\, and the interpretation of research findings. The seminar will encourage critical reflection on research design and interdisciplinary approaches while fostering an interactive discussion with participants. It is designed to support PhD students in strengthening the conceptual and methodological foundations of their own research and to inspire them through the experience and perspectives of an established researcher.  \nIf you would like to attend this webinar\, please\, register at the link below.
URL:https://www.climares.nl/event/climares-webinar-series-1-tales-of-a-transdisciplinary-journey/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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SUMMARY:CLIMARES Webinar Series - #2: Co-construction beyond participation: Who decides what counts as evidence?
DESCRIPTION:Co-construction beyond participation: Who decides what counts as evidence?\nInsights from the Wellcome-funded programme\, The Health Impacts of Climate Change on Precarious Outdoor Workers in Urban Vietnam. \nThe seminar\, presented by Dr Anh Vu\, Research Director at the Nation Centre for Social Research in the UK\, will examine the co-constructed research approach that we have developed over the past three years with informal outdoor workers in urban Vietnam. Its central concern is not simply whether affected communities participate in research\, but whether they exercise meaningful authority over the production of knowledge. \nIt is important to emphasise that this seminar focuses specifically on the co-construction of evidence about the climate-related health risks faced by workers. This is a critically underdeveloped area in the existing literature. Although research increasingly documents the health consequences of climate change\, there remains insufficient evidence grounded in workers’ own knowledge of how climatic hazards are encountered\, interpreted and managed within the everyday realities of precarious employment. The experiences of informal outdoor workers are particularly likely to remain absent from formal evidence systems because their work\, exposures and health needs are not always adequately captured by conventional occupational health categories\, standardised measures or institutional datasets. \nIn conventional participatory research\, communities may be consulted\, interviewed or invited to comment on findings\, while researchers retain control over the questions\, categories\, methods and standards of evidence. Our programme sought to redistribute that authority. Workers contributed to defining the research questions\, identifying relevant forms of climate exposure and health harm\, assessing the adequacy of existing measures\, interpreting findings and shaping potential interventions. \nIf you would like to attend this webinar\, please\, register at the link below.
URL:https://www.climares.nl/event/climares-webinar-series-2-co-construction-beyond-participation-who-decides-what-counts-as-evidence/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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SUMMARY:CLIMARES Webinar Series – #3 + Workshop - Beyond ‘Scientific’ Scenarios: Plural Storylines for Climate and Mobility Research
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Simon Bunchuay-Peth\, Lead Developer of the Climate Mobilities Hub at the University of Vienna will explore that climate futures are usually communicated through probabilistic scenarios and model projections based on climate data and scripts. They are widely regarded as objective scientific knowledge\, and policy and decision makers therefore rely predominantly on them. However\, these scenarios can only tell part of the story. Changes in temperature\, time horizons\, average precipitation and similar values are estimates of what climate futures will most likely look like. Yet such numbers cannot tell us what these scenarios actually mean for people on the ground. To understand the bigger picture\, we need approaches that bring scientific findings and scenarios into dialogue with experiential\, social and cultural knowledge\, and not least with epistemologies that are often neglected in climate adaptation. \nPlural climate storylines (Rusca et al.\, 2024) offer such an integrative approach. They build on physical climate storylines\, which describe plausible and internally consistent pathways of how climate events and their consequences may unfold instead of estimating likelihoods. Plural climate storylines extend this approach by placing power relations\, marginalized epistemologies\, co-production and the aspirations of affected communities at the centre. \n"Storylines are well placed to mediate social and physical worlds and to work as boundary objects between different forms of knowledge\, social actors\, and users of climate information at multiple scales." (Rusca et al.\, 2024\, p. 738) \nThis CLIMARES seminar\, with an optional workshop for PhD researchers\, takes a closer look at the potentials and challenges of plural climate storylines. Drawing on research on climate-related mobility and immobility\, including fieldwork with Nyangatom pastoralists in the Lower Omo Valley in Ethiopia\, Dr. Simon Bunchuay-Peth (University of Vienna) will share insights from the Cultural Heritage in Motion (CuHeMo) project. He will illustrate how climate storylines can be adapted to specific research contexts\, what challenges may arise in the process and what potentials this methodology holds. The seminar shows how plural storylines can make visible what aggregated projections tend to overlook. It discusses conceptual foundations\, methodological options and the practical and ethical challenges of co-producing storylines across different knowledge systems. In the optional afternoon workshop\, PhD researchers will develop and test plural storylines for their own research contexts. \nRefereneces:\nRusca\, M.\, Sverdlik\, A.\, Acharya\, A.\, Basel\, B.\, Boyd\, E.\, Comelli\, T.\, Dodman\, D.\, Fraser\, A.\, Harris\, D. M.\, Lindersson\, S.\, Mazzoleni\, M.\, Mbah\, M. F.\, Mitlin\, D.\, Ogra\, A.\, Pelling\, M.\, Raffetti\, E.\, Sultana\, F.\, Thompson\, E.\, Tozzi\, A.\, . . . Messori\, G. (2024). Plural climate storylines to foster just urban futures. Nature Cities\, 1(11)\, 732–740. \nPlease register on the link below
URL:https://www.climares.nl/event/beyond-scientific-scenarios-plural-storylines-for-climate-and-mobility-research/
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