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Philosopher Suzana Milevska and researcher and ecofemenist activist Myriam Bahaffou elaborate on ecofeminist art practices.
For it's eight edition the annual meet-up for a sustainable future focuses on unheard stories that depict a new way of living.
During a walk in the center of Brussels, Omar Fassi Fehri guides you through the different types of oppression experienced by minorities.
How did the position of women changed as we move out of the 'dark' middle ages and into the modern age and the Renaissance?
Writers and artists from different backgrounds discuss the ongoing suppression of land, nature and people and offer alternatives.
Scientists and artists explore the theme 'Amor' in brief, surprising, urgent and fiery interventions.
Deze workshop onderzoekt welke structurele veranderingen de werklast van zorgers kunnen verlichten.
Brainstorm ter voorbereiding op een event rond mentale gezondheid bij jongeren.
Zoektocht langs Vlaamse wegen, dorpen en steden, naar vernieuwende ruimtelijke projecten en frisse ideeën over de inrichting van onze leefomgeving.
Is it possible to change the behaviour of billions? Sander van der Linden on the psychology of climate change.
Crosstalks session at Ecopolis 2019, on the interplay of misogyny, right-wing populism and climate denial.
A historical and geographical perspective on water in Brussels.
Wandeling naar een unieke tuin gebaseerd op de principes van permacultuur.
Lezing door de Nederlandse filosofe Joke Hermsen over Hannah Arendt en Rosa Luxemburg als houvast voor een rechtvaardige klimaattransitie.
A one-day hackathon for a more sustainable Brussels.
A reflection on the future of mobility, in the framework of the European Mobility Week.
