Co-Creating Sustainability Communication
The world’s sustainability problems urgently require new kinds of interaction between science and society.
In three workshops we worked together as citizens, science communicators, researchers, and other stakeholders in moving beyond mainstream science communication to co-create an interdisciplinary framework for progressive sustainability science communication in Denmark.
The three workshops was 1) identify the state of the art in sustainability communication, 2) test how mixing art and science can lead to new communication formats, and 3) map out the next steps for progressive sustainability science communication.
Registration is now closed.
If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to Pia Maria Lie on pml@piamarialie.dk
Funded by:
Co-Creating Sustainability Communication received funding from the Novo Nordisk Foundation to create the three workshops and communicate our findings. The project is a cross-faculty collaboration between the Department of Science Education, Faculty of Science and Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences.
Grant Number: NNF0077128
Period: February 1st 2023 to January 31st 2024.
Workshop 1
Experimentarium: February 21, 2023
How do we perform science communication for sustainability? And what do we need from science communication in a time of crisis?
Keynote presentation by Professor Sarah Davies
Workshop 2
Medical Museion: April 27, 2023
How can the mix of art and science help us reach a sustainable future? And why share utopias in a sustainability crisis?
Keynote presentations by Professors Harald Heinrichs and Stephen Duncombe
Workshop 3
Zoom: June 8, 2023
We share the findings and conclusions from Workshop 1 and 2 through an artwork, and discuss what steps to take to make our visions reality.
Keynote presentations by Associate professors Marianne Achiam and Louise Whiteley
PhD Course on Sustainability Science Communication
Department of Science Education: 20 February 2023 - 28 April 2023
An interdisciplinary course designed around the two first workshops, including two master classes with the keynotes.
Registration is now closed.