by Amerissa Giannouli I remember starting the master’s program in Degrowth with the ambition of being able to actively promote degrowth through non-formal educational activities. In the past, I had implemented various programs that were not explicitly dedicated to degrowth, but at some point, they introduced important critiques of green growth and sustainable development. Therefore, it brought me great…
By Amerissa Giannouli** Since I became familiar with degrowth I have been looking at things more critically. Especially after joining the online master on Degrowth: Ecology, Economics and Policy, I find myself defending the need for transforming a green growth obsessed economy into a degrowth one. Recently, I started working on a project about sustainable fashion focusing on clothing,…
Inter Alia hosted an interactive activity to raise awareness of the connection between sexism, racism and the ecological crisis, and to explain why it is important for the ecological movement to have an ecofeminist vision. Read More Seeding for Future – Dethinking Sustainability
By Amerissa Giannouli I enjoy discussing politics with other people, especially when they are coming from different backgrounds and bring different stories with them. I believe that everything around us is political and housing might be the very first visible element of our political, cultural and socio-economic expression. I chose to invite people to imagine together housing alternatives that…
The Step Forward toolkit includes basic theory and activities that can be conducted online. The included activities have been implemented in the frame of the STEP Winter School. Download it through this link (130Mb): http://bit.ly/STEPFORWARDONLINETOOLKIT To complement this toolkit, in the frame of the online webinar “Social Transformation and Ecology, this online repository was created, including various media (monographs,…
A few thoughts about the mainstream policies proposed to address the climate crisis are unfolded. These thoughts are followed by experiences from Greek initiatives that are based on more symbiotic and collaborative principles. Such Greek practices could be further explored, analysed and integrated in policies dealing with the socio-ecological and economic challenges of our times. Read…
The STEP project was based on the idea that the schools are agents for social change. Linking social action to education has the power to transform the social and cultural environment. This is why it is important for young people to be well informed, politically and socially involved. Raising awareness about the conditions in which they live and the…
On 15 July 2016 Inter Alia took part in one of the panels organized in the framework of the 4-day debate on Sustainable growth and ways to strengthen the social participation among youngsters. We had the opportunity to present our Mission and Vision along with some of our on-going projects as the Ask the Locals and Mission Responsible.
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