De generationer, der nu sidder på flæsket, har skruet et samfund sammen, der ikke levner nok plads til de drømme og håb ungdommen har for en bedre verden. Men hvad laver de unge derude, og hvad kan der forlanges af dem?
Jonas Andreasen Lysgaard er lektor på Aaarhus universitet og forsker i uddannelse, pædagogik og bæredygtig udvikling. På bloggen skriver han om klimapædagogik.
Grundet en oprigtig og særlig interesse i at blive klogere på hvad Samsøs kernefortælling er her og nu, er Energiakademiet i gang med at gå helt tæt på lokalsamfundet og de mange ildsjæle, som holder ilden varm.
In this article professor Ole Fogh Kirkeby looks at the word ‘fragility’ because we often speak using completely different hard-sounding words when it comes to climate change and the environment.
What alternative knowledge is there on how we handle and treat our water? Water is one of the most exciting resources we must learn to handle much more sustainably.
The conference “It stays on the island” held on Samsø in February 2017 was about more than the future jobs on the small island. It was also a necessary training of the conversation muscle that underlies Samsø’s special meeting culture.
Da Uffe Elbæk på et gadehjørne i maj 2013 besluttede sig for at danne Alternativet, satte han gang i en forbløffende insisterende bevægelse, der i dén grad kom fra periferien: ingen troede i starten på, at det ville lykkes, for alt hvad Uffe gjorde, var både meget anderledes, og meget forkert.
Ole Fogh Kirkeby has chosen this myth about the redeeming word because so many people seem unaffected by the message about the dangers encompassing the earth.
On the occasion of the Green Embassy as the Samsø Energy Academy in collaboration with the Ministry of Climate and Energy and State of Green, at KLUB in Copenhagen on May 25, we bring here the Academy’s brand new newsletter in fragments, which, like the embassy, look at the role of civil society in the future climate council.
“In the old days, many people on Samsø were skipper farmers. They had a ship where they sailed with goods, so they loaded their grain and sailed for instance to