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The Centre for Human Ecology’s Statement on the Coronavirus Pandemic

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Posted by Svenja Meyerricks on Thursday, March 19, 2020

The Covid-19 pandemic is a global emergency that is unprecedented in our hyper-connected world. To help slow down the spread of the virus, the Centre for Human Ecology (CHE) will adopt the best practice recommendations of the World Health Organisation. To support home-working for all, courses and events planned for the coming weeks and months will now be offered in an online format. We will send specific updates as to how this will be enabled, starting with the U-explore course due to commence next month.

Supporting the CHE with donations

Details: Written by Administrator; Created: 28 July 2020; Hits: 555

Apart from the support you can give the CHE with your work as a member, attendance to events as a member of the public, and work as a board member, you can also donate to help keep it running. Here we point you to our CAF donation widget, so you can contribute right here, right now.

Become a CHE Education Co-operative Member

Details: Written by Administrator; Created: 09 July 2020; Hits: 625

Are you interested in helping to co-create an education co-operative to deliver conferences and public events, to run short courses and facilitate transformative popular education, building on the CHE’s long-standing tradition as an educational institution rooted in community activism while maintaining academic rigour?

(see how we organise ourselves as an ecosystem)

This is a great time to become a member of CHE and get involved!

Necessity Website Launch

Details: Written by Svenja Meyerricks; Created: 03 September 2020; Hits: 552

The Centre for Human Ecology is featured on the Necessity website, which has just been launched at necessity.info .

Necessity is a living archive rooted in social and environmental justice. The site aims to share stories, learning and research from across the UK. It supports communities to strengthen and adapt to ongoing economic and climate challenges. It also offers funding to increase the capacity of people, projects and networks within the UK.