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WEGO-ITN looks at local community structures to build resilient, equitable and sustainable futures

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    • 2018-2019 project progress
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      • FPE Dialogues – Germany
    • Annual Training Labs
      • 2021: 7 tips and 6 mistakes in writing academic journal articles
      • Orientation week
      • 1st Training Lab in March 2019 – Brighton
      • FPE summer school – Oslo
      • Feminist Methodologies Retreat – Bolsena
      • 2nd training lab in June 2020 – online
      • 2nd training lab in June 2020 – video series
      • Workshops
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    • Pecha Kucha presentations, Brighton March 2019
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    • What is Feminist Political Ecology (FPE)?
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    • Feminist Political Ecology – some core themes
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        • FPE summer school – Oslo
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WEGO-ITN

‘Despite Extractivism’ Exhibition – Open call for Contributors

Article – Part 2: “Durian und die Kolonialität der Macht”

New article: “Durian und die Kolonialität der Macht”

Commoning and community, a meeting in Eindhoven

An initiative for an Indonesian pluriverse

New article: “Practices of Care in Times of COVID-19”

Registrations are open for ‘FPE Dialogues on Re-thinking Food’

Register now for ‘Feminist political ecology and the economics of care’ at IAFFE

Gunda, Babe and Val Plumwood: on communicative status, ethical relations with the more-than-human and being food

Commoning through blogging: Reflections on our “Reimagining, remembering and recommoning water” series

Feminist Political Ecology Dialogues on Re-thinking Food at Passau University

New article: ‘Beyond limits and scarcity: Feminist and decolonial contributions to degrowth’

Videos: 7 tips and 6 mistakes in writing academic journal articles

Seminar: ‘Imagining Abolition Ecofeminism(s)’ is now online

Gender and climate change adaptation responses in Kenya

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Funding

This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Sklodowska-Curie grant agreement No. 764908-WEGO 2018-2021.

WEGO-ITN is based at

The International Institute of Social Studies (ISS)
Kortenaerkade 12
2518 AX The Hague
The Netherlands
+31 70 426 0460
wego@wegoitn.org

ISS-EUR is the coordinator for the WEGO-ITN project. Professor Wendy Harcourt is the project coordinator and Sharmini Bisessar is the project officer.

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Get to know us

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  • Introducing WEGO-ITN

  • How did WEGO begin? March 2018

Undisciplined Environments

WEGO In Action

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Join the talk

  • A pluriversity of points of view and practices for living territories - WEGO-ITN on Community economy network summer school
  • Karin Hueck on ‘Despite Extractivism’ Exhibition – Open call for Contributors
  • Zoe Lujic on ‘Despite Extractivism’ Exhibition – Open call for Contributors
  • Feminist advocacy and activism to end violence against women - WEGO-ITN on #NonUnaDiMeno – WEGO at the demonstration in Rome
  • MUHAMMAD SAFDAR on Feminist political ecology – some core themes

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  • WEGO in Action
    • The WEGO project
      • Objectives
      • Research Process
      • Deliverables and milestones
    • Our Early Stage Researchers
    • Partner institutions and mentors
    • Meet our 15 projects
    • Public engagement
    • WEGO and degrowth
  • Research and Training
    • 2020-2021 project progress
      • Achievements of 2020
      • Conferences attended
      • Communications strategy
      • What to expect for the future
    • 2018-2019 project progress
    • FPE Dialogues 2021
      • FPE Dialogues – Germany
    • Annual Training Labs
      • 2021: 7 tips and 6 mistakes in writing academic journal articles
      • Orientation week
      • 1st Training Lab in March 2019 – Brighton
      • FPE summer school – Oslo
      • Feminist Methodologies Retreat – Bolsena
      • 2nd training lab in June 2020 – online
      • 2nd training lab in June 2020 – video series
      • Workshops
    • Network collaboration
  • WEGO Outcomes
    • WEGO Blogs
    • Publications
    • Undisciplined Environments
    • Multimedia: videos, podcasts
    • Pecha Kucha presentations, Brighton March 2019
  • Online learning
    • What is Feminist Political Ecology (FPE)?
    • Research design
    • Feminist Political Ecology – some core themes
    • The Mycelium
    • Resources
      • Lectures and talks
      • Powerpoint presentations
      • Policy briefs
      • Course materials
      • Workshop materials
        • FPE summer school – Oslo
  • About us
    • What does WEGO-ITN do?
    • Ombudsperson
      • Background and role
      • Procedure
      • Ombudsperson contact form
    • Newsletter
    • Contact Us
    • Logos, posters and flyers
    • Ethics and Privacy Policy
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