JYU.Wisdom events

FM Janne Säynäjäkangas defends their doctoral dissertation in Political Science "Resource Relationships: A Political Ontology for the Anthropocene".

In this webinar, experts discuss recent research findings on whether forest harvesting can be reduced in Finland without shifting the pressure elsewhere.

The Forum is an open event inviting everyone at JYU and beyond to discuss the university’s goal of planetary well-being. You will learn more about and be able to influence the JYU.Wisdom community and its activities.

The Home of Wisdom Coffee Conversations are open events where you can learn and discuss about different topics related to planetary well-being. In May, the presenter is doctoral researcher Anish Mishra from Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.

We warmly welcome all doctoral researchers working on sustainability-related topics—across all disciplines—to join this planning session for our upcoming doctoral seminar course! You'll also hear about well-being services for doctoral researchers.

We need the best ideas, and we need good capital. In a talk that assumes no prior knowledge in finance, Prof. Markku Kaustia (Aalto University) unpacks the meaning of this opening sentence, from the viewpoint of sustainable finance and investor behavior.

The Home of Wisdom Coffee Conversations are open events where you can learn and discuss about different topics related to planetary well-being. In April, the presenter is postdoctoral researcher Anna Lehtonen.

Lecture on the consequences of forest expansion programs

The Home of Wisdom Coffee Conversations are open events for learning and discussion. In March, the presenter is postdoctoral researcher Corinna Casi.

Seminar on environmental and forest anthropology

The launch event for "Confronting Climate Change in the Sundarbans in Coastal India and Bangladesh" policy paper

Confronting Climate Change in the Sundarbans in Coastal India and Bangladesh -julkaisun julkistamistilaisuus