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We bring together thought leaders from across the University and beyond to tackle the greatest challenges of our time.

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Examining climate change resilience through serious games

We hear from 2023 Honours Research Fellow Grace Barrett-Lennard on her research into the governance of climate disasters and flood resilience planning in the Philippines.

21 February 2023

Call for submissions: SEI Student Series on Climate Adaptation

We are inviting University of Sydney students to write for the Sydney Environment Institute as part of our Student Series.

Reimagining our future: communities confronting the realities of climate change

Many of us understand the gravity of the climate crisis and what needs to be done, so what’s standing in our way? What will it take for our future to be reimagined to enable all life to flourish? In this panel discussion, hear from researchers and communities from across Australia and India who are taking collective action to create real and sustainable futures.

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Reimagined Futures

Join us for Reimagined Futures, a seven-part podcast series produced by the Sydney Environment Institute, navigating the critical questions and myths surrounding life under a climate-changed future.

SEI employment pathways workshop: consulting and private sector

Hear from consultancy professionals championing environmental and sustainability values as they share their industry career pathways.

A future of political theory, when justice is multispecies

What does justice for all Earth beings look like in 2050? In a Special Issue of Political Theory, SEI researchers reflect back from an imagined future world where justice extends beyond the human, and our planet is once again thriving.

Introducing SEI Postdoctoral Research Fellow Justin See

We hear from 2022 SEI Postdoctoral Research Fellow Justin See about his work on transformative approaches to climate adaptation and justice, and what he is excited about in his new role with SEI.

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