Transforming Higher Education
CEMUS, the student-led transdisciplinary centre at University of Uppsala, is incorporating the three spheres of transformation in their course design and setting an example for the future of higher education. Read More
Transformation in a changing climate
Climate change is considered by many to be the greatest challenge to humanity. How do we meet this challenge?
cCHANGE offers both a platform and services to help understand the potential for transformation as a deliberate response to climate change.
Our goal is to empower individuals and groups with the knowledge, skills and tools to generate ethical and sustainable transformations in a changing climate.
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A New Language for Transformation
NOK 50 a day. What would it be like?
In this video cCHALLENGE participant Milda J. Nordbø share her experience about how making a small change in her daily life generated new conversations, changed habits and inspired others to find their power to create change.
MEET THE STARTUPS: cCHANGE
MEET THE STARTUPS is Vibbio’s video series on notable Norwegian start-ups. The latest installment features an excellent bite-sized introduction to cCHANGE. We want to inspire and engage people as the solution to climate change. If you have a minute (and six seconds) to view the YouTube video!Read More
A climate scientist in a time of crisis
The Norwegian paper Klassekampen recently did an interview featuring Karen O’Brien. Karen is reflecting on how she ended up as a climate scientist and in Norway, and her passion for transformation toward sustainability. With permission from Klassekampen read the full interview. Read More
Hal Wilhite with hard-hitting new book
A new book has caught our attention. In it author Professor Harold Wilhite explains how our unsustainable behaviours emerged from the values of capitalism, and why those behaviours remain just so difficult to change. Simen Pettersen in cCHANGE interviewed Professor Wilhite on the matter.Read More