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#GemeinschaftsgetragenWirtschaften? Kooperativ und ohne Profitdenken? Im Projekt #SWITCH erforschen wir, wie sich diese Prinzipien der #solidarischeLandwirtschaft auf andere Wirtschaftszweige übertragen lassen. MDR Wissen stellt das Projekt vor.
👉🏻 https://www.mdr.de/wissen/psychologie-sozialwissenschaften/genossenschaft-statt-gewinn-suche-nach-krisenfesten-wirtschaftsformen-100~amp.html
#SustainabilityTransition #LivableFuture #SoLaWi @solawi

#GemeinschaftsgetragenWirtschaften? Kooperativ und ohne Profitdenken? Im Projekt #SWITCH erforschen wir, wie sich diese Prinzipien der #solidarischeLandwirtschaft auf andere Wirtschaftszweige übertragen lassen. MDR Wissen stellt das Projekt vor.
👉🏻 https://www.mdr.de/wissen/psychologie-sozialwissenschaften/genossenschaft-statt-gewinn-suche-nach-krisenfesten-wirtschaftsformen-100~amp.html
#SustainabilityTransition #LivableFuture #SoLaWi @solawi

#GemeinschaftsgetragenWirtschaften? Kooperativ und ohne Profitdenken? Im Projekt #SWITCH erforschen wir, wie sich diese Prinzipien der #solidarischeLandwirtschaft auf andere Wirtschaftszweige übertragen lassen. MDR Wissen stellt das Projekt vor.
👉🏻 https://www.mdr.de/wissen/psychologie-sozialwissenschaften/genossenschaft-statt-gewinn-suche-nach-krisenfesten-wirtschaftsformen-100~amp.html
#SustainabilityTransition #LivableFuture #SoLaWi @solawi

#GemeinschaftsgetragenWirtschaften? Kooperativ und ohne Profitdenken? Im Projekt #SWITCH erforschen wir, wie sich diese Prinzipien der #solidarischeLandwirtschaft auf andere Wirtschaftszweige übertragen lassen. MDR Wissen stellt das Projekt vor.
👉🏻 https://www.mdr.de/wissen/psychologie-sozialwissenschaften/genossenschaft-statt-gewinn-suche-nach-krisenfesten-wirtschaftsformen-100~amp.html
#SustainabilityTransition #LivableFuture #SoLaWi @solawi

#GemeinschaftsgetragenWirtschaften? Kooperativ und ohne Profitdenken? Im Projekt #SWITCH erforschen wir, wie sich diese Prinzipien der #solidarischeLandwirtschaft auf andere Wirtschaftszweige übertragen lassen. MDR Wissen stellt das Projekt vor.
👉🏻 https://www.mdr.de/wissen/psychologie-sozialwissenschaften/genossenschaft-statt-gewinn-suche-nach-krisenfesten-wirtschaftsformen-100~amp.html
#SustainabilityTransition #LivableFuture #SoLaWi @solawi

This was published in a local #Maine newspaper (and also online). More of this, please...!

Show up for your neighbor: #ClimateCrisis and Inequality at Home

January 30, 2026
By Caitlin Marshall

"When we talk about climate change, we can talk about greenhouse gas emissions, CO2 levels, and kilowatts of renewable energy. These are all key metrics that ensure we’re grounded in solid science as we find a better way forward. But we also need to talk about people. The climate crisis has always been about inequality among people.

#ClimateChange Displaces Millions

Globally and locally, those who bear the highest burden of pollution and vulnerability to climate disruption are our #BIPOC neighbors. And one of the threads of that truth is climate migration.

In the coming decades, climate change will displace millions of people worldwide. Most will be from the Global South, whether directly to escape rising seas and polluted land or indirectly when climate instability exacerbates political instability.

We might meet this with worry. Or we can be inspired by a different perspective. As #SinafekeshGirma writes, we can 'move beyond viewing migration as a crisis, recognizing its power to advance resilience, inclusive policies, increased adaptation financing, and community-led solutions.'

#BuildingResilience in Maine

So what does that mean right now? That means pitching in to support our current #MigrantCommunity in Maine. When we see climate change and #RacialInjustice as interlinked problems, we can also see that the solutions are interlinked.

For some ideas on where to start: Maine Immigrants’ Rights Coalition, Maine Immigrant and Refugee Services, Immigrant Legal Advocacy Project, and Maine Equal Justice.

Showing up for each other today is not only the right thing to do, but it also keeps building our resilience and skills. It prepares us for a future climate-changed world.

Right here in Portland, we are going to keep seeing climate challenges that ask us to help each other in times of need. Practicing now builds the muscle of resilience, of care. It asks us to be creative, and bold. It forces us to look around and see that change has always, always been part of our story.

We can lean into our community spirit, and in the words of Maine Youth for Climate Justice, create a 'livable future where we can all thrive.' "

Source:
https://thewestendnews.com/show-up-for-your-neighbor-climate-crisis-and-inequality-at-home/

#SolarPunkSunday #BuildingCommunity #MutualAid #WestEndNews #PortlandME #LivableFuture #NewMainers #MIRC #MIRS #ILAP #MaineEqualJustice #PortlandClimateActionTeam #MaineYouthForClimateJustice

This was published in a local #Maine newspaper (and also online). More of this, please...!

Show up for your neighbor: #ClimateCrisis and Inequality at Home

January 30, 2026
By Caitlin Marshall

"When we talk about climate change, we can talk about greenhouse gas emissions, CO2 levels, and kilowatts of renewable energy. These are all key metrics that ensure we’re grounded in solid science as we find a better way forward. But we also need to talk about people. The climate crisis has always been about inequality among people.

#ClimateChange Displaces Millions

Globally and locally, those who bear the highest burden of pollution and vulnerability to climate disruption are our #BIPOC neighbors. And one of the threads of that truth is climate migration.

In the coming decades, climate change will displace millions of people worldwide. Most will be from the Global South, whether directly to escape rising seas and polluted land or indirectly when climate instability exacerbates political instability.

We might meet this with worry. Or we can be inspired by a different perspective. As #SinafekeshGirma writes, we can 'move beyond viewing migration as a crisis, recognizing its power to advance resilience, inclusive policies, increased adaptation financing, and community-led solutions.'

#BuildingResilience in Maine

So what does that mean right now? That means pitching in to support our current #MigrantCommunity in Maine. When we see climate change and #RacialInjustice as interlinked problems, we can also see that the solutions are interlinked.

For some ideas on where to start: Maine Immigrants’ Rights Coalition, Maine Immigrant and Refugee Services, Immigrant Legal Advocacy Project, and Maine Equal Justice.

Showing up for each other today is not only the right thing to do, but it also keeps building our resilience and skills. It prepares us for a future climate-changed world.

Right here in Portland, we are going to keep seeing climate challenges that ask us to help each other in times of need. Practicing now builds the muscle of resilience, of care. It asks us to be creative, and bold. It forces us to look around and see that change has always, always been part of our story.

We can lean into our community spirit, and in the words of Maine Youth for Climate Justice, create a 'livable future where we can all thrive.' "

Source:
https://thewestendnews.com/show-up-for-your-neighbor-climate-crisis-and-inequality-at-home/

#SolarPunkSunday #BuildingCommunity #MutualAid #WestEndNews #PortlandME #LivableFuture #NewMainers #MIRC #MIRS #ILAP #MaineEqualJustice #PortlandClimateActionTeam #MaineYouthForClimateJustice

This was published in a local #Maine newspaper (and also online). More of this, please...!

Show up for your neighbor: #ClimateCrisis and Inequality at Home

January 30, 2026
By Caitlin Marshall

"When we talk about climate change, we can talk about greenhouse gas emissions, CO2 levels, and kilowatts of renewable energy. These are all key metrics that ensure we’re grounded in solid science as we find a better way forward. But we also need to talk about people. The climate crisis has always been about inequality among people.

#ClimateChange Displaces Millions

Globally and locally, those who bear the highest burden of pollution and vulnerability to climate disruption are our #BIPOC neighbors. And one of the threads of that truth is climate migration.

In the coming decades, climate change will displace millions of people worldwide. Most will be from the Global South, whether directly to escape rising seas and polluted land or indirectly when climate instability exacerbates political instability.

We might meet this with worry. Or we can be inspired by a different perspective. As #SinafekeshGirma writes, we can 'move beyond viewing migration as a crisis, recognizing its power to advance resilience, inclusive policies, increased adaptation financing, and community-led solutions.'

#BuildingResilience in Maine

So what does that mean right now? That means pitching in to support our current #MigrantCommunity in Maine. When we see climate change and #RacialInjustice as interlinked problems, we can also see that the solutions are interlinked.

For some ideas on where to start: Maine Immigrants’ Rights Coalition, Maine Immigrant and Refugee Services, Immigrant Legal Advocacy Project, and Maine Equal Justice.

Showing up for each other today is not only the right thing to do, but it also keeps building our resilience and skills. It prepares us for a future climate-changed world.

Right here in Portland, we are going to keep seeing climate challenges that ask us to help each other in times of need. Practicing now builds the muscle of resilience, of care. It asks us to be creative, and bold. It forces us to look around and see that change has always, always been part of our story.

We can lean into our community spirit, and in the words of Maine Youth for Climate Justice, create a 'livable future where we can all thrive.' "

Source:
https://thewestendnews.com/show-up-for-your-neighbor-climate-crisis-and-inequality-at-home/

#SolarPunkSunday #BuildingCommunity #MutualAid #WestEndNews #PortlandME #LivableFuture #NewMainers #MIRC #MIRS #ILAP #MaineEqualJustice #PortlandClimateActionTeam #MaineYouthForClimateJustice

This was published in a local #Maine newspaper (and also online). More of this, please...!

Show up for your neighbor: #ClimateCrisis and Inequality at Home

January 30, 2026
By Caitlin Marshall

"When we talk about climate change, we can talk about greenhouse gas emissions, CO2 levels, and kilowatts of renewable energy. These are all key metrics that ensure we’re grounded in solid science as we find a better way forward. But we also need to talk about people. The climate crisis has always been about inequality among people.

#ClimateChange Displaces Millions

Globally and locally, those who bear the highest burden of pollution and vulnerability to climate disruption are our #BIPOC neighbors. And one of the threads of that truth is climate migration.

In the coming decades, climate change will displace millions of people worldwide. Most will be from the Global South, whether directly to escape rising seas and polluted land or indirectly when climate instability exacerbates political instability.

We might meet this with worry. Or we can be inspired by a different perspective. As #SinafekeshGirma writes, we can 'move beyond viewing migration as a crisis, recognizing its power to advance resilience, inclusive policies, increased adaptation financing, and community-led solutions.'

#BuildingResilience in Maine

So what does that mean right now? That means pitching in to support our current #MigrantCommunity in Maine. When we see climate change and #RacialInjustice as interlinked problems, we can also see that the solutions are interlinked.

For some ideas on where to start: Maine Immigrants’ Rights Coalition, Maine Immigrant and Refugee Services, Immigrant Legal Advocacy Project, and Maine Equal Justice.

Showing up for each other today is not only the right thing to do, but it also keeps building our resilience and skills. It prepares us for a future climate-changed world.

Right here in Portland, we are going to keep seeing climate challenges that ask us to help each other in times of need. Practicing now builds the muscle of resilience, of care. It asks us to be creative, and bold. It forces us to look around and see that change has always, always been part of our story.

We can lean into our community spirit, and in the words of Maine Youth for Climate Justice, create a 'livable future where we can all thrive.' "

Source:
https://thewestendnews.com/show-up-for-your-neighbor-climate-crisis-and-inequality-at-home/

#SolarPunkSunday #BuildingCommunity #MutualAid #WestEndNews #PortlandME #LivableFuture #NewMainers #MIRC #MIRS #ILAP #MaineEqualJustice #PortlandClimateActionTeam #MaineYouthForClimateJustice

This was published in a local #Maine newspaper (and also online). More of this, please...!

Show up for your neighbor: #ClimateCrisis and Inequality at Home

January 30, 2026
By Caitlin Marshall

"When we talk about climate change, we can talk about greenhouse gas emissions, CO2 levels, and kilowatts of renewable energy. These are all key metrics that ensure we’re grounded in solid science as we find a better way forward. But we also need to talk about people. The climate crisis has always been about inequality among people.

#ClimateChange Displaces Millions

Globally and locally, those who bear the highest burden of pollution and vulnerability to climate disruption are our #BIPOC neighbors. And one of the threads of that truth is climate migration.

In the coming decades, climate change will displace millions of people worldwide. Most will be from the Global South, whether directly to escape rising seas and polluted land or indirectly when climate instability exacerbates political instability.

We might meet this with worry. Or we can be inspired by a different perspective. As #SinafekeshGirma writes, we can 'move beyond viewing migration as a crisis, recognizing its power to advance resilience, inclusive policies, increased adaptation financing, and community-led solutions.'

#BuildingResilience in Maine

So what does that mean right now? That means pitching in to support our current #MigrantCommunity in Maine. When we see climate change and #RacialInjustice as interlinked problems, we can also see that the solutions are interlinked.

For some ideas on where to start: Maine Immigrants’ Rights Coalition, Maine Immigrant and Refugee Services, Immigrant Legal Advocacy Project, and Maine Equal Justice.

Showing up for each other today is not only the right thing to do, but it also keeps building our resilience and skills. It prepares us for a future climate-changed world.

Right here in Portland, we are going to keep seeing climate challenges that ask us to help each other in times of need. Practicing now builds the muscle of resilience, of care. It asks us to be creative, and bold. It forces us to look around and see that change has always, always been part of our story.

We can lean into our community spirit, and in the words of Maine Youth for Climate Justice, create a 'livable future where we can all thrive.' "

Source:
https://thewestendnews.com/show-up-for-your-neighbor-climate-crisis-and-inequality-at-home/

#SolarPunkSunday #BuildingCommunity #MutualAid #WestEndNews #PortlandME #LivableFuture #NewMainers #MIRC #MIRS #ILAP #MaineEqualJustice #PortlandClimateActionTeam #MaineYouthForClimateJustice

Schaut am Freitag (14.11.) beim #Science4Peace Slam in der Frauenkirche Dresden vorbei! Für uns ist Neelakshi Joshi am Start. Wir drücken die Daumen. #LivableFuture #JustTransition
👉 https://www.science-slam.com/termine/dresden/frauenkirche-dresden-14-november-2025/

@fffdresden @DresdenZero @tuuwi

Online-Umfrage (🇩🇪/🇬🇧): Gemeinschaftsgetragen wirtschaften - wer ist dabei, wer (noch) nicht und warum? - Jetzt teilnehmen und die Forschung rund um nachhaltige Wirtschaftsweisen unterstützen!
👉🏻 https://www.soscisurvey.de/csx_community/
Mehr zum Projekt SWITCH: https://www.ioer.de/projekte/switch
@solawi @nascent_transformativ @nwsl
#SustainabilityTransition #LivableFuture #solawi #CSX

🚨 Please note that the deadline for abstract submissions for the #LeibnizDLGS #SummerSchool 2025 👇 has been extended to ⏳ 4 August.

The #SummerSchool 2025 will focus on how policy and planning can adapt and transform to effectively address complex sustainability challenges. PhD candidates from all relevant disciplines and stages of research are invited to present their work.

👉 https://dlgs-dresden.de/programme/summer-school

#CallForAbstract #CfA #SustainabilityTransition #LivableFuture

The #LeibnizDLGS #SummerSchool 2025 will focus on how policy and planning can adapt and transform to effectively address complex sustainability challenges. PhD candidates from all relevant disciplines and stages of research are invited to present their work.

⌛ Apply now until 31 July 2025
👉 https://dlgs-dresden.de/programme/summer-school

#CallForAbstract #CfA #SustainabilityTransition #LivableFuture

@EEGA @Leibniz_IfL @IRSErkner @ZALF_leibniz @ilsforschung @Thuenen_aktuell @tudresden @kat

Who Is Afraid of #Degrowth?
Hello friends of #climateaction, #socialjustice, and a #livablefuture for all you can DOWNLOAD THE FREE PDF
If you would like a printed soft cover copy (25 Euros/30 Euros signed + shipping) please contact me via the contact form.
https://www.celinekeller.com/who-is-afraid-of-degrowth

Gemeinschaftsgetragen Wirtschaften und damit einen sozial-ökologischen Wandel erreichen: Im Projekt SWITCH untersuchen wir mit vielen Initiativen und Partnern, wie sich die Prinzipien der Solidarischen Landwirtschaft auf andere Bereiche übertragen lassen.

👉🏻 https://www.ioer.de/presse/aktuelles/projekt-switch-gestartet

#SustainabilityTransition #LivableFuture #GemeinschaftsgetragenWirtschaften #SoLaWi #SolidarischeLandwirtschaft

@nascent_transformativ @nwsl

💡 Innovative ideas in the field of spatial #SustainabilityTransformation research? We invite leading scientists to apply for an #IOER_Fellow|ship to jointly advance the spatial sustainability sciences. 📅 Apply until 12 May 2025! Learn more 👉🏻 https://www.ioer.de/en/career/ioer-fellowship

#LivableFuture #CircularEconomy #ClimateAdaption #LandUse #GeoData

@S4F @NFDI @BERD_NFDI @nfdi4earth @konsortswd

✨ IOER Conference "Space and Transformation: Living in Harmony with Nature" 🗓 25 to 27 September 2024 🌍 at Deutsches Hygiene-Museum Dresden is not THAT far away! Just five weeks to go! ✨

⏳ Don't miss the registration deadline 2 September 2024! For more information 👉 https://conference.ioer.info/en

#IOERConf, #LeibnizDLGS, #SustainabilityTransition #LivableFuture #planetaryboundaries

Auf dem Weg zur nachhaltigen Stadt. Ein Gespräch mit Wolfgang Wende vom IÖR.

https://www.saechsische.de/anzeige/der-weg-zur-nachhaltigen-stadt-37254.html

#Stadtplanung #LivableFuture

📢 Deadline extended until 9 April!

Submit your abstract and be part of it!

👉 https://conference.ioer.info/en/

#Sustainability #LivableFuture

🌼 A warm invitation to the #IOERConf|erence 2024 by Prof. Wolfgang Wende.

🌿 Don't miss this opportunity to showcase your research!

Submit your abstracts by April 2nd.

📝📢 Call for Abstracts open ⏳ until 2 April 2024! 👉🏻 https://conference.ioer.info/en/

#IOERConf #SpaceAndTransformation #SustainabilityTransition #LivableFuture #Sustainability #LivableFuture #climateadaptation #planetaryboundaries

📢 Passionate about creating environments where humans and nature can both thrive? Share your insights at the #IOERConf "Space & Transformation: Living in Harmony with Nature."

📃 Submit your abstract and be part of it! 👉 https://conference.ioer.info/en/

#SustainabilityTransition #LivableFuture

@tudresden
@IRSErkner
@ZALF_leibniz

Expanding Offshore Oil and Gas Drilling Is Incompatible With a Livable Future
#OffshoreDrilling #LivableFuture #Gas #Oil #OffshoreDrilling #ClimateChange #ActNow #FossilFuels #JustTransition #SaferWorld
https://the-14.com/expanding-offshore-oil-and-gas-drilling-is-incompatible-with-a-livable-future/