One day, while contemplating the issue of food justice in the EFI building, I decided to grab lunch at the café inside. However, I quickly realized that the food there seemed inconsistent with my identity as a “broke student”—both in price and taste. As I chewed on a dry sandwich, it suddenly dawned on me […]
‘And time for reflection with colleagues is for me a lifesaver; it is not just a nice thing to do if you have the time. It is the only way you can survive.’ (Margaret J. Wheatley, 2012) Throughout my academic journey, I have participated in numerous group projects, each varying in scale and scope. These […]
The concept of global warming is not a recent development; humanity’s awareness of climate issues dates back further than we might imagine. Today, climate change has shifted from being a distant crisis to a tangible reality. In 2015, the United Nations Climate Conference was held in Paris, where 195 member states adopted the Paris Agreement. […]
In the days before the course officially began, I often pondered the connection between my background in journalism and the field of future infrastructure and climate change. Although they seem to belong to entirely different domains, they are deeply interconnected in many ways. ‘With the instantaneous communications available millions of people can be mobilized in […]
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