Bridging Knowledge Systems: Indigenous and scientific wisdom for climate resilience
This article discusses the importance of Indigenous knowledge systems, and their integration into climate action, cultural heritage and conservation efforts.
Climate change
Translating The Tempest: the power of storytelling and the Bikolisation of Shakespeare
New research to reimagine global Shakespeare through the stories of rural Bikolnon farmers affected by climate change in the Philippines.
The indigenous thinks: knowledge exchange, youth empowerment and climate resilience in Northeast India
Introducing a new research project on how indigenous concepts can reshape global debates on ecology, futurity, and political imagination.
Human-Nature: Relations, Resilience, Reciprocity
Research on creative collaboration with communities in Malaysia through ethical, inclusive, and sustainable approaches to climate action.
Next Generation Kazakhstan
Next Generation Kazakhstan provides an understanding of young people’s perceptions, aspirations, priorities and key needs in Kazakhstan today.
Arctic Capital and Indigenous Peoples: a Postcolonial Critique of an Ecologically Unequal Exchange
Dissertation of the runner up of New Voices in Cultural Relations Prize
Digital Cultural Heritage: Imagination, innovation and opportunity
An in-depth analysis of Digital Cultural Heritage, deep dives into nine technologies, cutting-edge case studies and recommendations for the future of heritage protection.
Strengthening UK Soft Power: Strategic Recommendations
Backed by 20 of the UK’s most influential independent organisations, the UK Soft Power Group’s new report outlines strategic recommendations to unlock the full potential of UK soft power.
Creative Technology Hubs in Germany: Mapping Creative Technology Hubs and Considering their Potential for Inclusive Practice with Migrants in Germany
Mapping creative tech hubs in Germany, exploring how immersive technologies can support innovation, inclusion and skills development for migrant communities.
The politics of expendability: decolonial reflections on the state of climate justice at COP27
Winning dissertation of the New Voices in Cultural Relations competition. This essay examines the policy outcomes of the twenty-seventh Conference of the Parties (COP27).