Back to Bolsonaro or will Brazil 🇧🇷 have Lula for a fourth turn? Join us for lunch and a discussion about the upcoming election and troubles in the supreme court w/ @leivm.bsky.social @josezuritat.bsky.social @sofiarolim.bsky.social and @ykasahara.bsky.social ➡️ Tuesday 29 Sept ⏰ 12:30 📍 here/zoom

What would it mean to recognise rivers, ecosystems and the natural world as subjects of rights? We bring together voices from the emerging Rights of Nature movement, spanning international institutions, law, activism, philosophy and corporate governance ➡️ Wednesday 23 Sept ⏰ 13:00 📍 here/zoom

How does climate change affect agricultural livelihoods when mobility can become a form of adaptation? What is the role of research and data in understanding climate-related mobility and supporting more grounded adaptation responses ➡️ Tuesday 22 Sept ⏰ 08:30 📍 here/zoom

Hva står på spill når autoritære regimer strekker sine lange armer inn i norske lokalsamfunn? Hvilke konkrete tiltak kan styrke beskyttelsen av dem som rammes? ➡️ torsdag 17. september ⏰ 08:30 📍 Norli akademisk, Studentsenteret (Parkveien 1) ☕🥣

Russians 🇷🇺 are soon heading for the polls – why bother? @kailmarkvart.bsky.social, Mstislav Grivachev and Irina Anisimova explore how Russian authorities use propaganda and disinformation to shape public opinion ➡️ Thursday 17 Sept ⏰ 15:00 📍 here/zoom

Why did Belgium 🇧🇪 remain relatively silent about male homosexuality, unlike much of Europe? Historian Wannes Dupont, author of "Unwilling to Know", challenges long-held assumptions in queer history and explores what may have been hidden through silence and codes ➡️ Friday 11 Sept ⏰ 13:15 📍 here/zoom

Den svenske valgkampen 🇸🇪 har vært nokså ordinær. Lommebok og helse dominerer debattene, foran forsvar, innvandring og kriminalitet. Vi har samlet et nordisk panel som spør: varför så lagom? ➡️ torsdag 10. sept ⏰ 12:15 📍 Norli akademisk, Studentsenteret (Parkveien 1)