Past Events – Mistra Environmental Communication

Past Events

See previous events from the program.

June 25, 2026

M-EC in Almedalen: How can we foster constructive dialogue about the environment and sustainability?

Mistra Environmental Communication is attending Almedalen to host a panel discussion and a networking event. Come and meet us and talk about communication for sustainability!

June 1 - September 18, 2026

PhD course and summer school: Environmental communication and the politics of disagreement

We are now inviting applications for the 2026 Mistra Environmental Communication PhD course and summer school! Join us for an exciting and engaging exploration of environmental communication perspectives on political struggles and disagreement.

28 April, 2026

Lunch webinar: Dialogue and collaboration in the sustainability transition

Welcome to a webinar on dialogue and collaborative processes, where researchers from Mistra Environmental Communication will present research findings and practical tools.

April 23, 2026

Environmental Communication Conference 2026: The Politics of Disagreement

Welcome to this annual environmental communication conference, hosted by the Mistra Environmental Communication research programme! This year’s conference has the theme “the politics of disagreement” and offers a platform for all researchers and societal actors to share and discuss research, develop collaboration and networks, and foster engagement.

22 april, 2026

(Internal) Annual Programme Meeting

Welcome to the 2026 Annual Programme Meeting! During April 22, from lunch and including dinner, all programme partners meet for the annual programme meeting.

8 April 2026

AI Lund Lunch Seminar: ‘Green teaming AI’

This seminar discusses ongoing research seeking to identify, examine and rethink how “the environment” is configured into generative AI systems. Drawing inspiration from the method of ‘red teaming’ AI, we suggest ‘green teaming’ as a distinct approach to provide an initial step towards mapping the diverse ways in which ‘the environment’ is constituted in GenAI, including how it is overlooked.