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This edited volume brings together fresh voices, both emerging and established, on the ecocritical landscape within African literatures and cultures.
After an inspiring Opening Plenary and first day of the Club of Rome’s International Conference on Earth-Humanity Reconciliation, in Suzhou, China; Day 2 of the conference continues with discussion and reflection on the pursuit of planetary peace and human security, rooted in inclusive and global cooperation. This morning, BRIDGES Executive Director, Steven Hartman, took part in an enriching session which focussed on the intersection of culture, learning, and imagination as the driving forces behind humanity's ability to live regeneratively.
Author: Sophie Spooner. ‘Cooking up a Storm: The Revolutionary Power of Cooking in the Curriculum’, an online event at the Learning Planet Festival 2025, brought together people passionate about food, community, and a more sustainable way of living. This blog tucks into how the ingredients for change were laid out and the role of food education was clearly served up in discussions as a powerful potential in shaping a more resilient and connected future.
This case study published in Craft Research examines a community-driven heritage initiative centred on the restoration of an urban hazel coppice adjacent to the historic Hafod/Morfa Copperworks in Swansea.
We're heartened to share a significant moment featuring our UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES Coalition members, the Kogi people and the Tairona Heritage Trust (THT). Kogi Ambassador, José Manuel, and THT trustee, Vian Sharif, have been in Rome for the Vatican's Jubilee of Knowledge. Yesterday, José Manuel delivered a highly successful talk on the Munekan Masha project, which was reportedly met with great interest from attendees. Today, the delegation anticipates a special audience with Pope Francis.