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In this conversation, Francisco Marmolejo shares his vision for the future of higher education, the role of internationalization, the potential of universities as drivers of social transformation, the opportunities and challenges presented by artificial intelligence, and the knowledge, skills, and …

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What if the law did not see Nature simply as something we own, use, or protect, but recognized Earth as a living community with rights of its own? What would change if rivers, forests, ecosystems, and the living world were not merely objects of human concern, but subjects deserving respect and prot…
In this conversation, Earth Charter International Executive Director Mirian Vilela speaks with author, and Rights of Nature advocate Jessica den Outer about the movement’s evolution and its connection to the Earth Charter. Den Outer explains how recognizing rivers, forests, oceans, and other ecosys…
In this episode, Michael Peters discusses the concept of ecological civilization as a transformative response to today's planetary challenges. Drawing on more than twenty-five years of experience living and working in China, he reflects on the cultural and philosophical foundations that inspired th…
Julia shares the origins of Gross National Happiness (GNH) in Bhutan and how its origins in the 1970’s has impacted the development of Bhutan and shaped its policies and culture. By putting the happiness and well-being of all people and all life at the center of development and growth, there are no…
En este episodio, Carlos Manuel Rodríguez, director del Fondo Mundial para el Medio Ambiente (GEF), explica que esta institución es el mecanismo financiero que apoya a los países en desarrollo a cumplir compromisos ambientales de la ONU. Describe cómo el GEF ha pasado de proyectos fragmentados a un…
In this podcast episode, we speak with Harald Lesch. He begins by exploring what makes Earth so special in the cosmic context and what this means for how we relate to our planet. He then discusses the responsibility of the wealthiest to support those less privileged, especially considering the grea…
Join host Mirian Vilela in a insightful conversation with Kathryn Gwiazdon, Executive Director of the Center for Environmental Ethics and Law and Chair of the IUCN World Commission on Environmental Law's Ethics Specialist Group.  Katy shares key insights from The Routledge Handbook of Applied Clima…
In this insightful episode, we talked with Environmental leader Felix Dodds, reflecting on the leadership of characters like Maurice Strong and the importance of stakeholder engagement in global policy environmental policy. He also explores the current state of the SDGs, and what could be the next …
In this episode, Sithembiso Nyoni shares about her dedication to grassroots development and improving the lives of all people, especially vulnerable communities, which inspired her to found the Organisation of Rural Association for Progress (ORAP) in Zimbabwe in 1981. Ms. Nyoni expands on how this …
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