Breaking Barriers: can social sciences, humanities and arts researchers bridge emotions, policy and action on climate change?

In this seminar, we will present and discuss the main results of the study “Climate Change Perceptions Among Climate Engaged Researchers”, carried out within the scope of SHiFT COST Action (CA21166).

The research, developed by GI Societies and Environmental Sustainability in collaboration with GI History, Territories and Communities, analyzes and reflects on how researchers in the areas of Social Sciences, Humanities and Arts perceive climate change and understand the impact of current communication strategies and policies.

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