The C-URGE consortium will gather in Halle (Saale), Germany, 14–18 September 2026, for its final project event, bringing together researchers, doctoral candidates, and invited experts to reflect on three years of collaborative research on climate urgency. Across five days, participants will engage in public lectures, thematic roundtables, methodological workshops, policy discussions, and training sessions exploring the theoretical, methodological, and societal contributions of the project....

Professor Katrien Pype (KU Leuven), Principal Investigator and coordinator of the C-URGE project, recently gave a seminar at the Northern Institute, Charles Darwin University (Australia), where she presented the project's aims, methods, and emerging reflections. The seminar introduced C-URGE: A Global Anthropology of Climate Urgency, exploring how experiences and narratives of climate urgency are shaped, lived, and negotiated across diverse social and cultural contexts. Katrien also discussed...

We are delighted to share the full program of our upcoming Academic and Policy Writing Workshop, “Urgent Words for Urgent Times: Writing Climate Science for Change.” Organized by C-URGE members from the Department of Cultural Anthropology and Ethnology at Uppsala University, the workshop will take place at the Sigtuna Foundation in Sweden from 15–20 February 2026. Discover below the program, partners, and invited contributors who will join us in exploring how writing can drive meaningful...