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13 Nov The booklet “Where once was home” is already out!

Posted at 12:41h in news by Asceps

We are happy to share that the last result of our project is already out! The booklet called "Where once was home" groups a series of stories related to climate migration, written by different participants of the project and reflecting a series of interviews conducted during...

08 Nov Climate Migration: Migrations written by the climate crisis [PRESS RELEASE]

Posted at 12:22h in news by Asceps

Ljubljana, 8/11/2023 - "Climate change is the problem, migration is not. The problem is hot they are managed", said keynote speaker Dr Sarah Walker at the 8th National Global Learning Conference. The conference, organised by Humanitas and Umanotera as part of the Beyond the tales...

17 Oct Climate Change and Internal Migration Processes in Spain: Influence of Climate Change on Human Mobility and Possible Responses

Posted at 13:10h in news by Asceps

In order to gain a concrete and meaningful insight into the issue of climate migration within Spain, we interviewed Paola Villavicencio and Susana Borràs on seven key questions about climate vulnerability and internal displacement in the country. Paola and Susana are authors of the publication...

09 Oct Palestine: How is the climate crisis affecting the daily lives of its people?

Posted at 07:50h in news by Asceps

In the Beyond the tales project, Anwar Samara gives an online lecture in which you can learn how summer temperatures in Palestine are rising and winter temperatures are dropping, and how people are struggling with water shortages, high winds and fires. At the same time,...

13 Jun Teatro Trono (Bolivia) – Research video “Retorno a la Semilla”

Posted at 14:03h in news by Asceps

We have published the second video in the Beyond the tales project, this time from our associated partners, Teatro trono from Bolivia. In this research video you will learn how different phenomena are indeed closely connected and interlinked: fires in the Amazon, disappearing glaciers, water...

02 Jun Understanding Climate Migration – Webinar Dr. David Mfitumukiza (Uganda)

Posted at 11:52h in news by Asceps

In the Beyond Tales project we have hosted a very interesting webinar organized by our Ugandan associated partner, Environmental Alert. Amongst many inspiring personal accounts of experiences of climate migration, in the webinar we could also learn about Climate migration at Local and National levels...

22 Mar Rinova – associated partner

Posted at 16:57h in news by Asceps

We are happy to present Rinova, our associated partner from Spain, who support the Beyond The Tales project with digital know-how and contact to people who have migrated and wish to share their story. Rinova is a learning and development company based in Spain and in...

13 Mar Second Mid-term meeting Beyond the Tales

Posted at 13:58h in news by Asceps

The second meeting of the project "Beyond the Tales" was conducted in Vienna, Austria, from 28.02.2023 until 01.03.2023. Besides the introductory workshop on the topics of CLIMATE MIGRATION NUMBERS, TRENDS AND STORIES, partners discussed the next steps in project result 3: Online training. Moreover, project...