CIVIS Waves

[English summary below] Dans ce cinquième épisode de CIVIS Connect, Robin Lebrun reçoit Samia Ben Rajeb, professeure à l'École Polytechnique de Bruxelles, architecte, directrice du laboratoire AIA et coordinatrice académique de l' OpenLab.brussels pour l'ULB. Que recouvre vraiment la recherche participative, et pourquoi en parle-t-on autant aujourd'hui ? Samia Ben Rajeb propose un éclairage à la f...

In the second PolyCIVIS podcast series, we engage with experts from Europe and Africa across diverse disciplines to explore the complexities of the polycrisis and its effects on research, policy, and education. CIVIS Meets PolyCIVIS: A New Chapter in Euro-African Academic and Policy Synergy Gender Justice in an Age of Polycrisis With: Fiorenza Deriu, Associate Professor of Sociology, Sapienza Univ...

In the second PolyCIVIS podcast series, we engage with experts from Europe and Africa across diverse disciplines to explore the complexities of the polycrisis and its effects on research, policy, and education. CIVIS Meets PolyCIVIS: A New Chapter in Euro-African Academic and Policy Synergy Climate Change as a Polycrisis: Challenges and Mitigation Action With: Constantinos Cartalis, Professor of E...

The first episode of the PolyCIVIS podcast series explores climate change adaptation in West Africa and its potential connections to the polycrisis. We are delighted to present our first guest, Ahmadou Aly Mbaye, Professor of Development Economics at Université Cheikh Anta Diop de Dakar. He shares his insights on the topic in conversation with Prof. Dimitris Gouscos, co-leader of PolyCIVIS Work Pa...

The final episode of this season delves into the intersections of the polycrisis, examining links between climate change, archaeological monuments and cultural heritage. In this episode Sophia Papaioannou, Professor of Latin Literature and Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs, International Relations and Extroversion at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, joins Prof. Dimitris Gouscos,...

The second episode of the PolyCIVIS podcast series explores how innovative pedagogies applied in education could act as an approach to understanding and tackling the polycrisis. In this episode, Aspasia Dania, Assistant Professor of Teaching and Methodology of Physical Education at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, shares her views on the topic, in conversation with Prof. Dimitri...

In the second PolyCIVIS podcast series, we engage with experts from Europe and Africa across diverse disciplines to explore the complexities of the polycrisis and its effects on research, policy, and education. CIVIS Meets PolyCIVIS: A New Chapter in Euro-African Academic and Policy Synergy Group discussion with: Anne Weyembergh (Full Professor at the Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB) and Vice-R...

With: Teodora Fefea, Ana Manolescu, Valentina Rosu and Catalina Saioc from the University of Bucharest and Marco Zuaro from Sapienza University of Rome Moderator : Dr. Penny Papageorgoulou, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA) Synopsis: This student-focused episode explores how learning about polycrisis shapes students’ understanding of interconnected global challenges, resilience...

With: Alessandra Battisti, Professor at the Department of Planification, design, and architectural technology, at the Sapienza University of Rome and Livia Calcagni, PhD in Technology of Architecture at the Sapienza University of Rome Moderator : Stefano Trento, Autonomous University of Madrid Synopsis : This episode explores how urban design can strengthen health, resilience, and spatial justice...

With: Prof. Malte Brosig and Dr. Faith Mabera from the Department of International Relations at the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg Moderator: Cătălina Saioc, adjunct professor at the University of Bucharest Synopsis: This episode explores how interconnected crises can cascade across borders and sectors, challenging traditional approaches to security and global governance. This pod...

With: Juan E. Malo, Professor at the Department of Ecology at Autonomous University of Madrid.and Fatima Franco-Mugica, Professor at the Department of Ecology at Autonomous University of Madrid. Moderaor: Dimitris Koutsobolis, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA) Synopsis : This episode explores how Mediterranean ecosystems are being reshaped by climate change, fires, droughts, fl...

[English summary below] Dans ce quatrième épisode de CIVIS Connect , c’est au tour de Maud Rebibou d’explorer les aspects concrets de la recherche participative à travers les témoignages de deux enseignantes chercheuses à Aix-Marseille Université : Anne Gagnebien, enseignante chercheuse en sciences de l’information et de la communicationet Véronique Masotti, enseignante chercheuse en écologie fonc...

[English summary below] Dans ce troisième épisode de CIVIS Connect , Christèle et Robin explorent les aspects concrets de la recherche participative à travers le témoignage de Noémie Maugan , ingénieure agronome et chargée de recherche à l’ OpenLab. Brussels de l’ULB. À partir de son expérience dans le projet Le Pain qu’on sème , elle montre comment un podcast peut devenir un véritable outil de re...

(English below) Dans ce 2ème épisode du podcast  Civis Connect , Christèle et Robin poursuivent leur échange avec Pierre Dornier, fondateur et directeur de l’association bruxelloise  Les Chercheurs d’Air, autour des enjeux sociétaux de la recherche participative .   Pierre Dornier explique comment la recherche participative constitue un levier central de son action pour lutter contre la pollution...

(English below) Dans ce premier épisode de CIVIS Connect , animé par Christèle Aubry et Robin Lebrun , découvrez comment la recherche participative transforme notre manière d’explorer les grands enjeux sociétaux. À travers des projets consacrés à la qualité de l’air, citoyennes, citoyens et chercheur.es collaborent pour produire des données, interroger leur environnement et rendre la science plus...