BRIDGES Hub Cologne Activities
Activities & Blog
Gerda Kuiper (University of Cologne), Daniel Olago (University of Nairobi), and Juliet Wanjiku Kamau (Bonn University)
This Cologne Policy Insights series highlights the need for sustained exchange and collaboration between policy-makers and scientists in order to synergize efforts for addressing...
Our MESH Leaves of the "EUniWell MESH BRIDGES Autumn Academy for Planetary Wellbeing" Group Work Results are published and available here.
Stories from the Futures of Congo Basin is a project by our Hub Coordinator and 2023 NGFP Judges’ Choice Fellow Dr Nsah Mala, who wrote the foreword below. A complete file of the stories can be accessed at the end via NGFP.
The world’s second largest tropical rainforests are found in the...
BRIDGES Cologne Participates in 2025 Global Solutions Summit in Berlin: Reflections by Dr Nsah Mala
From 5-6 May 2025, BRIDGES Cologne participated in the 2025 Global Solutions Summit (#GSS2025) in Berlin (Germany) through our Hub Director, Dr Nsah Mala. Fondly referred to as the World Policy...
Save the date and register now to the 2025 MESH Symposium on "Disaster Preparedness in Multispecies Worlds" on the 11th and 12th of July at the University of Cologne.
On May 7, 2025 the EcoLit project held its first public event The Sound of Trees: A Symphony of Mindfulness, with biologist and musician Tarun Nayar, aka Modern Biology, along with resident artists from the South Asian diaspora: Senthuran (flute), Moonlit Brooks (poetry) and Zainab Lax (harp)....
In the second edition of the BRIDGES Cologne Policy Insights, we shine a spotlight on the question of whether or not nonhuman animals can be considered as authors under German copyright law. We do this by discussing a recent publication by Prof Dr Roman Bartorsch, Co-Director of BRIDGES and...
By Dr Nsah Mala, BRIDGES Cologne Hub Coordinator
In line with the UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES Coalition’s mission of bringing research and practice insights from the arts, humanities, social sciences, indigenous sciences and non-academic expertise into the policymaking arena, the University of...
Hybrid Public Roundtable Discussion | A Covenant for the Earth: An Introduction to Islam and Ecology
with Imam Saffet Catovic and others
December 03, 2024 | 6.00 – 8.00 pm International House – Kringsweg 6, 50931 Cologne
Registration & Zoom link here.
Co-hosted by the Cologne International Forum and the University of Cologne’s research hub for Multidisciplinary Environmental...
Last month, from 14-19 October 2024, we successfully organized the “Autumn Academy for Planetary Wellbeing: A Graduate School on Multispecies Conviviality” at the University of Cologne (UoC). This stimulating academic gathering involved staff and students (Masters and PhD level)...
Contact
- Kenneth Nsah
- knsah@uni-koeln.de
- +49(0)221-4701826
UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES Thematic Hub for Planetary Wellbeing
