The SRI Congress centers on interactive workshops, innovation showcases, and cross-sector sessions designed to co-create real-world sustainability solutions, not just present research.
The upcoming CBA20 conference continues to center locally led climate action and peer learning, reinforcing the importance of place-based responses within global climate efforts.
The World Resources Institute's recent breakdown shows carbon removal expanding across multiple approaches, with growing attention to feasibility, scale, and unintended consequences.
A recent SocSES dialogue with Frances Westley, Brian Walker, and others reflects on how social-ecological systems thinking has evolved—and what it may need to become as conditions of disruption intensify.
In contexts where academic knowledge and transformative agendas are devalued - or even actively undermined - how can our research and teaching practices remain engaged, critical, and accessible?
How do we create and hold spaces for genuine collaboration — especially when the conditions make it hardest? On April 22, 2026, the Collective Leadership Institute invites you to its 5th Transformation Literacy Conference: "Intergenerational Collaborations for Cultures of Peace"
Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability Special Issue: The State of Knowledge on Social Transformations to Sustainability | Edited by Bruce Goldstein and Susi Moser This special issue explores what we currently know, and what gaps remain, about the social transformations required to address today’s sustainability challenges. It brings together research examining changes across…
The IPBES Transformative Change Assessment offers a powerful lens for understanding—and advancing—systemic change. But how can these insights be applied in practice? On May 8, 2025, the Transformations Community joined cCHANGE, and SocSES to host a global webinar exploring just that: how boundary organizations can activate the TCA to catalyze collective action for…
The IPBES Transformative Change Assessment is a landmark global effort bringing together 101 experts from 42 countries to synthesize thousands of sources, future visions, and case studies into pathways for addressing the root causes of biodiversity loss and enabling systems wide change.
A new study published in Nature Communications, based on an analysis of 4 million scholarly documents, reveals major blind spots in sustainability research. The findings show that academic attention disproportionately focuses on technological solutions and individual behavior while overlooking systemic economic change and key institutional actors needed to address the climate and biodiversity crises.
How can systemic change be both sustainable and equitable? The Human Development and Capability Association invites you to join them on 24 March 2026 (14:00–17:00 CET) for an interdisciplinary dialogue exploring the intersection of the Human Capability Approach and Sustainability Transitions frameworks — and what together they can tell us…
Ready for deep inner work? Ioan Fazey’s Introduction to Shamanic Leadership course teaches ancient practices to help you lead from your deepest wisdom and become a conscious catalyst for transformation. 📅 March 3, 9, 16 & 30 | 4:45-9pm UK
