Young Earth Authors program is having an online book launch for 10 eco-fiction books authored by young persons from Chennai, India. The books, written and illustrated by 10-13 year olds, address a variety of socio-environmental issues and injustices. The event will be a panel discussion featuring the authors and moderated by Nick Kleese, Center for Climate Literacy, University of…
On July 8, 2026, an inspiring international knowledge-sharing session with Prof. John Barry (Queen’s University Belfast) took place at the Department of Geography at Kiel University (CAU). Members of the EnJust network, colleagues from CAU, and other guests came together to discuss transformative education in times of planetary crisis. The session began with an introduction to the EnJust Network…
Last week we kicked off the very first ENJUST Regulars’ Table. A new space for exchange, short insights into ongoing projects, and connecting across the network. Many thanks to everyone who joined, and especially to the four presenters for sharing their inspiring work. Highlights Looking ahead The next Regulars’ Table will take place in September 2026. Once again, four…
We are excited to introduce our new “Member Monday” series on Social Media! Every two weeks, we will feature one of our members on our social media channels, highlighting their work, ideas, and perspectives. With this format, we aim to make our community more visible and showcase the diversity of people and projects within EnJust. The order of publication…
The Sustainability Days 2026 in Kiel, organised by the Green Office, once again brought together people from academia, civil society, politics, and the wider public to explore pathways toward a more just and sustainable future. With workshops, talks, interactive formats, and a diverse marketplace of ideas, the event offered space for exchange, inspiration, and collaboration around key sustainability issues….
On 6 May 2026, an interdisciplinary and intercultural knowledge-sharing event brought together perspectives from South Africa, the Pacific region, and Germany at the Department of Geography at Kiel University. The event was organized by the EnJust Network and the UN Ocean Decade and created a space for dialogue on indigenous environmental politics, decolonization, education, and collaborative research practices. The…
On 25 March 2026, we held our first kick-off meeting to discuss reviving this space for exchange, collaboration, and connection across the network. Participants shared ideas for future themes, meeting formats, and ways to strengthen engagement within the ENJUST community. The Roundtable will continue as a regular platform for meaningful conversations, knowledge-sharing, and networking within the ENJUST community. Stay…
We’re excited to share highlights from the recent Global Environmental Justice in Colorado, where SCHOLARS, advocates, and community leaders came together to exchange ideas, build partnerships, andstrengthen our collective impact. The EnJust Network co-sponsored the Global Environmental Justice Conference 2026, „Where Do We Grow From Here? Environmental Justice and the Politics of Hope in the Planetary Age,“ held on…
The Enjust working group on Environmental Justice in Transdisciplinary Contexts warmly invites participants to online peer-coaching on ’sticky-bits‘ in research collaboration. Working between academic and non-academic worlds is so important. It can be very rewarding – and very difficult. People curious about, or involved in, such processes are welcome to join this safe sharing and learning format on transdisciplinary…
WASCAL-Masterstudierende erforschen Umwelt- und Klimagerechtigkeit mit fotografischen Methoden auf den Kap Verden Wie können Fotografie und visuelle Methoden dabei helfen, Konflikte und Gerechtigkeitsfragen im Kontext von Umwelt- und Klimagerechtigkeit sichtbar zu machen? Diese Frage stand im Mittelpunkt eines dreitägigen Kurses für westafrikanische Studierende, der vom 18. bis 20. Februar 2026 im Rahmen des WASCAL-Studiengangs „Climate Change and Marine Sciences“…
