Stéphanie Bost: “We are structuring non-academic research”
In France, ALLISS brings together academic and non-academic organizations to develop a “third sector” for research, which is essential for the development of participatory research
The president of IUPAP presents EHC
A roundtable dedicated to the International Decade of Sciences for Sustainable Development was organized in Muscat, Oman
Thierry Machefert: ”The University Caen Normandy has a unique approach to science and society relationships”
In the past four years, participatory research pervaded several kinds of initiatives undertaken by the university in order to develop strong links between research and citizens
Florence Belaen: “University must be involved in the development of the economy and the region”
The science shop at Lumière-Lyon 2 University gives associations and social economy businesses access to research
Morocco: Co-Constructing the Past at Igîlîz
Interactions between local knowledge and scientific expertise about the use of Argan tree promote heritage resilience in a rural environment in Morocco
A video presentation for EHC
We released a video presentation of EHC in June 2024. Did you watch it?
The Clam Garden Network
Researchers from academic and non-academic communities explore together the many aspects of clam gardens constructed by coastal First Nations of British Columbia (Canada) and Native Americans of Washington State and Alaska (USA)
The EHC-WAAS Program of Sciences for Sustainable Development
Even before the beginning of the International Decade of Sciences for Sustainable Development, the World Academy of Art and Science adopted a program of sciences for sustainable development.
Uruguay: Knowledge on the table
Food systems transformations in South America: insights from a transdisciplinary process rooted in Uruguay
Olivier Dauchot: “Universities must collaborate with individuals who influence society”
Paris Sciences et Lettres University, in collaboration with the company SoScience, has launched an innovative initiative to foster research projects that unite researchers, civil society, public authorities, and companies