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A New Year’s Resolution: Education for the UN Sustainable Development Goals
Professor John Sandars Everyone is aware of the local, national and global challenges that face our lives and our planet. These challenges do not only include the ravages of climate and environmental change but also the need for social justice and universal health coverage. The recent COP 26 summit highlighted that we may have […]
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Can Poetry Help us Articulate the Universal as Personal?
Victoria Inyang-Talbot As the spotlight lands firmly on the upcoming COP26 Climate Summit in Glasgow, I have reached into my poetry collection and dwelt a little on the poems that tell stories of my relationship with the world around me. John Clare’s All Nature Has A Feeling could not resonate more. We are grappling with […]
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Sustainability, Climate Change and ‘Disruption’
Prof Christopher Dent Disruption. It can take many forms. It can come suddenly and unexpectedly, like an un-forecasted storm or major crisis like the Covid-19 pandemic. We may see it is coming, such as the planned transport workers strike in Glasgow during the COP26 Climate Summit. Or it may be a gradual process, like the […]
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The Sustainability Festival is coming… be prepared to connect, engage and be inspired.
Prof Christopher Dent The University’s Sustainability Festival – taking place Monday 1 to Friday 5 November – is a chance for everyone at Edge Hill and beyond to come together to feel part of a collective of people that want to make our world a better, more sustainable place. It coincides with the first week […]
