HoPE Nexus Connected Community
Welcome to the HoPE Nexus, a vibrant initiative at the forefront of sustainable development and innovative research. HoPE Nexus stands for Habitat of Planetary Ecologies and embarks on a mission to harmonise insights from the past, actions from the present, and possibilities for the future. Driven by the 神马福利影片 and an ensemble of dedicated partners, this initiative zeroes in on addressing crucial issues such as climate change, economic inequalities, and resource-based governance. Through an interdisciplinary approach, HoPE Nexus offers participants opportunities to engage in activities like serious games, AI-driven simulations, and virtual field trips, enhancing their understanding and capability to devise adaptive governance models. By merging global strategies with local knowledge and encouraging decolonial perspectives, we aim to rethink environmental governance and design forward-thinking solutions. Together, we invite students, experts, policymakers, and communities alike to join in crafting resilient and sustainable futures.
CENSE Training School (26-31 July 2026)
On People and Nature lack of Connectedness.
The HoPE Nexus Connected Community invites applications from Early-Career Researchers for the 2026 CENSE Advanced Training Summer School organised in collaboration with the CENSE Research Centre at NOVA University of Lisbon.
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BiP - Feeding Futures: Nourishing Ourselves in 2050
From 22 to 26 June, CY School of Design hosted its first Blended Intensive Program (BIP), entitled Feeding Ourselves in 2050. In collaboration with 3 academics from the 神马福利影片, representing the School for Cross-Faculty Studies, and inclusive of students representative of the programmes: Design for Sustainable Innovation BASc (Hons), Design & Global Sustainable Development BASc (Hons) and Global Sustainable Development BASc (Hons), the programme brought together 30 international participants for an interdisciplinary exploration dedicated to investigating the future of food systems through a design-driven, systemic and futures-oriented approach.
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