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

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Regenerative practices of care

Regenerative practices of care during and beyond the pandemic

academia in the time of covid-19

Academia in the time of Covid-19

Forest Communities and Palm Oil: Film Screening and Discussion

extra care

Care – extra care

Decolonial Feminism and Feminist Political Ecology

Decolonial Feminism and Feminist Political Ecology

covid-19 and the future of farmers and fisherfolk in Indonesia

COVID-19 and the future of farmers and fisherfolk in Indonesia – webinar

Exploring population controversies: emotional responses to Donna Haraway

going beyond extractivism

Going beyond extractive methodologies to research extractivism

Prof. Dr. Gulay Caglar

When resistance goes through the stomach

mapping food knowledge and care in the peri-urban

‘We are running behind the farmers‘. Mapping food, knowledge and care in Chennai, the peri-urban and beyond

navigating climate politics cop25

Navigating climate politics: reflections on COP25 in Madrid

resource exploitation in kalimantan

Business as usual in the coal mining area: resource exploitation in Kalimantan

Feminist political ecologies: situated perspectives and emerging approaches

A pandemic of blindness: uneven experiences of rural communities under COVID-19 lockdown in India – Part II

A pandemic of blindness: uneven experiences of rural communities under COVID-19 lockdown in India – Part I

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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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  • WEGO in Action
    • ESR profiles
    • Public engagement
    • WEGO and degrowth
    • Network collaboration
    • WEGO encounters
    • WEGO in the field
    • WEGO in Action newsletter
  • Research and Training
    • The WEGO project
      • Highlights of the first 15 months
      • Objectives
      • Research Process
      • Deliverables and milestones
    • Annual Training Labs
      • Orientation week
      • 1st Training Lab in March 2019 – Brighton
      • FPE summer school – Oslo
      • Feminist Methodologies Retreat – Bolsena
      • 2nd training lab in June 2020 – online
      • Workshops
  • WEGO Writing
    • WEGO Blogs
    • Publications
    • Undisciplined Environments
    • 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?
    • Meet us
    • How did WEGO begin? March 2018
    • Ombudsperson
      • Background and role
      • Procedure
      • Ombudsperson contact form
    • Contact Us
    • Logos, posters and flyers
    • Ethics and Privacy Policy
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