2026 IDSSD Global Conference
Date: 15–17 July 2026 | Location: UNESCO Headquarters, Paris (Hybrid event) streamed live.
Location: UNESCO HQ, Paris
Date: 15–17 July 2026 | Location: UNESCO Headquarters, Paris (Hybrid event) streamed live.
Location: UNESCO HQ, Paris
An open conversation with contributors exploring three of the anthology’s core themes: re-weaving the future through networks and economies that make the world anew; building resilience through ecological resistance and restoration; and living circular futures, where small changes make a big difference.
Location: Online. Zoom.
Climate change and the challenges of development: how can we respond to this systemic crisis? On Wednesday 24 June, from 3-5pm LUCI ATTALA (UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES / University of Wales Trinity Saint David), will be delivering the last talk in a series of talks hosted by Oxford Department for International Development, University of Oxford.
Location: Seminar Room 2, Oxford Department of International Development, 3 Mansfield Road, Oxford, OX1 3TB.
During London Climate Action Week 2026, join this online webinar for a compelling conversation regarding the protection and long-term sustainability of cultural heritage amidst the escalating climate crisis, whilst presenting practical, actionable solutions. BRIDGES are pleased to be represented by Louise Steel at this event who will be talking about the work taking place on the Coastal TALES project, focussing on their cultural heritage and climate change research, which received an AHRC Research Award.
Location: Online
Want to learn more about We are not waiting and how to get involved? Join us for an open Q&A session where we will introduce the programme and walk you through the call for abstracts, and help you find out if your work is what the anthology is looking for.
Location: Online. Zoom