Executive Workshop: Ecofeminist Journalism & Narrative Authority at the Intersection of Gender and Ecology 

Saturday, April 18, 2026, 14:00 - 17:00 CET

Course overview

In an era of rapid environmental transition, traditional reporting often fails to capture the systemic nuances of the climate crisis. This intensive writing workshop provides scholars and journalists with the theoretical framework of ecofeminism to produce high-impact, intersectional reportage. Participants will move beyond "objective" detachment toward a model of situated knowledge that challenges dominant patriarchal and colonial narratives in global media.

Course objectives:

• Apply ecofeminist theory to contemporary environmental reporting.
• Deconstruct the "dualism" of nature/culture in mainstream news cycles.
• Master the mechanics of the long-form narrative and the persuasive op-ed.
• The production of a high-level, publication-ready feature manuscript.

Workshop fee: 150 EUR

Register here: https://forms.gle/vvBSqv5WaNbZ3RvE6 

The Academia Exodus:
Translating Humanities Excellence into Fulfilling Careers

Saturday, June 6, 2026, 14:00 - 17:00 CET

Course overview

Designed for doctoral and post-doctoral researchers, this training addresses the structural limitations of the current academic labor market. By adopting the "Knowledge Transfer" models traditionally reserved for the STEM fields, this course equips humanities scholars with the tools to reclaim their intellectual property and explore fulfilling career paths outside of the walls of academia.

We focus on the pivotal translation of research skills into high-value roles in policy, journalism, communication, strategy, and social entrepreneurship.

Course objectives:

• Examine and re-categorize academic labor into professional "transferable assets."
• Navigate the legalities of Intellectual Property (IP) and independent "Spin-outs."
• Dismantle the precarity mindset through career architectural design.

Course fee: 200 EUR

Register here: https://forms.gle/QVwPPARGdPuaHPHh7 

Leadership Lab: Climate Communication & The Polycrisis in an Age of Global Instability

Saturday, August 29 , 2026, 14:00 - 17:00 CET

Course overview:

Effective climate communication in the 21st century requires a sophisticated understanding of the ongoing climate polycrisis: the entanglement of ecological, social, and economic collapses. This lab provides leaders with the rhetorical tools to communicate urgency without inducing apathy.

We focus on resilient messaging to ensure that the communicator remains effective and grounded while navigating high-stakes public discourse.

Course objectives:

• Analyze the psychological drivers of climate anxiety and institutional paralysis.
• Develop communication strategies that bridge the "value-action" gap.
• Synthesize complex scientific and social data into compelling community-led visions.

Course fee: 150 EUR

Register: https://forms.gle/hEqKuXhd5PRRcyme7 

Training for Trainers:
Decolonial Pedagogies for Climate Reporting

Saturday, October 17, 2026, 14:00 - 18:00 CET

Course overview

This advanced pedagogy training is designed for educators, editors, and media trainers seeking to institutionalize decolonial practices.

We will examine the "Western Gaze" in environmental storytelling, participants will learn to build curricula that prioritize Indigenous sovereignty and Global Majority epistemologies. This course moves beyond inclusion toward a fundamental restructuring of how climate knowledge is taught and disseminated.

Course objectives:

• Evaluate existing climate reporting curricula through a decolonial and anti-racist lens.
• Develop skills to facilitate high-level workshops on climate reparations and historical accountability.
• Develop pedagogical tools that center marginalized voices without extractive practices.

Training fee: 350 EUR

Register: https://forms.gle/cmNuptQaJy5eYWKRA