Students and staff

Participation in Pathways Autumn School

The picture shows a group of seven people sitting around a table. In the middle of the table is an A2 sheet of paper, writing materials, and other supplies for group work. Behind the group is a wall with two windows.
The picture shows a group of seven people sitting around a table. In the middle of the table is an A2 sheet of paper, writing materials, and other supplies for group work. Behind the group is a wall with two windows.
The picture shows a group of more than 20 people sitting on a wooden terrace. Various trees can be seen in the background.
The picture shows an A2 sheet of paper with various keywords written on it, such as justice, complexity, coloniality, and others. Lines are drawn between the different words. Images of planets are also attached to some of the words.
The image shows a view of a terrace with garden figures. House walls and mountains can be seen in the background.
The image shows a landscape with mountains, forest, agricultural infrastructure, and grassland where cows graze.

From 13 to 17 October, Karina Ješkina, a researcher on the project, participated in the Pathways Autumn School, organised by Future Earth in collaboration with partner institutions, in the French Alpine village of Aussois. The event brought together participants from 22 countries, representing a variety of disciplines and research approaches.

The Pathways Autumn School aims to strengthen interdisciplinary collaboration and develop new research approaches, thereby contributing to changes in society and environmental sustainability. The program provided an opportunity for early-career researchers to exchange experiences, discuss the principles of transformational science, and reflect on the role of research in socio-ecological transitions.
During the week, participants participated in lectures, thematic workshops, a hike, and group discussions dedicated to topics such as inclusive research, knowledge co-creation, and sustainability practices. The event promoted dialogue between natural, social, and human sciences, emphasizing the need for collaboration and critical reflection on the impact of research on society and the environment.
We would like to thank the Future Earth and Pathways team for a professionally organized and inspiring program that promotes international collaboration among researchers in the field of sustainability.

More information about the event can be found here

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