Programpunkter

Cultural heritage can be used to maintain structural discrimination. In this seminar, Kalmar County Museum instead will highlight the positive power of cultural heritage for the development of society. With examples from collaborative projects from i.e. South Africa and Kenya we show how place, cultural heritage and human rights together can create room for reflection and positive change in issues related to land ownership, xenophobia and racism.
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Människor som lever i fattigdom, som saknar stabila hus och krishanteringssystem, är mer utsatta för klimatkrisen. Faktorer som kön och ålder, om du har ett handikapp, påverkar också utsattheten. Vad kan göras? Välkommen till ett samtal om klimaträttigheter, rätten till klimatsäkra hus och infrastruktur, samt vad som kan göras för att stärka människors motståndskraft för klimatkrisen. (Samtalet kommer att hållas och textas på svenska). 

The most important commitment in the 2030 Agenda is to ‘leave no one behind’. When available data is visualised, it becomes clear that the possibilities to benefit from progress and enjoy human rights is often dependent on where you live. But available statistics are not always inclusive. Welcome to a discussion on how we improve and use data to make better decisions so that the realisation of human rights is not dependent on where you may live.

Hur kan vi kombinera schysta jobb, hållbarhet och social rättvisa? Missa inte ett samtal om Just Transition: vad innebär det, hur funkar det, varför behövs det?
Obs! Seminariet är på engelska. This session will be a conversation on Just transition within the field of international development cooperation. It will discuss how we can move towards a formula that combines decent work, social justice and climate-resilient and low-carbon economy while minimizing hardships for workers and their communities.The new report from Union to Union on Just transition in the developing countries context will be the starting point for the conversation.

Conflict and civil war often affect people within the country differently (with regard to geographical area, if you are a part of a minority, power and money, gender, etc.) and often lead to internally displaced persons. This seminar discusses internally displaced persons/forced relocations with a focus on human security, shrinking democratic space, rights, identity and the path to sustainable peace. The discussion is based on their feminist peace work, with current analyzes and examples in the light of Covid-19 from Colombia and Cameroon respectively.