Resources

This photo series highlights small-scale fisheries and their rights.

In this webinar we hear from experts from different disciplinary and professional backgrounds about the trade-offs and current innovative approaches to securing our oceans.

This webinar explores how different international actors and national governments engage with the blue economy in what ways they expect the blue economy to contribute to the realization of the SDG's

This webinar brings together creative practitioners to discuss the means by which art can transfer knowledge, democratise international debates and transcend dogmatic policy implementation.

The social scientists and artists working on this project use this storytelling to illustrate how, if we are willing to listen closely, scientific knowledge and indigenous knowledge can at times align

This panel questions decision-making processes and explores how participatory measures can ensure equity in resource access and the protection of the livelihood of coastal communities through MSP.

This panel explores the importance of intangible cultural heritage in ocean life and livelihoods

In this short documentary, we take a look at the symbolism of canoes among coastal people in Ghana and its relationship with Asafo* groups and local festivals.

The roundtable session will explore the need for collective UN and global organisations interventions to build ocean resilience in the face of climate change.

Young people and researchers explain why children's rights to a healthy ocean are crucial in addressing climate change.

The interview was conducted as part of the COP26 Virtual Ocean Pavilion Interview with Party Negotiators series to learn about negotiators expectations coming to COP26.

This short film introduces the One Ocean Hub's research efforts and approach to the ocean-climate nexus.

Ocean and Climate Change: Building Adaptation, Mitigation, and Resilience’ as part of the UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) Adaptation and Resilience Online Series

Mia is a social scientist currently specialising in knowledge co-production for more inclusive ocean governance processes and conservation strategies. This chat focuses on Integrated Ocean Management.

Knowledge of indigenous peoples in Namibia, Ghana and South Africa contributes to a sustainable blue economy.

This webinar explores how ocean literacy can be brought to the classroom, and beyond, through multi-disciplinary project based learning in different educational contexts world-wide.

The presentation takes a look at issues of equity and equality in marine biodiversity governance, by paying attention to how women are considered in these processes in the East Coast of South Africa.

The video defines transdisciplinarity as surpassing disciplinary boundaries to connect science with practice, emphasizing its origins at the 1994 First World Congress on Transdisciplinarity.

This project forms part of a PhD project by Mia Strand, and a postdoctoral project led by Dr Nina Rivers. The video provides a snapshot from their arts-based participatory research work.