Stepping Stones after GESA 2011
Anna Varga (Hungary, GESA 2011 alumna) describes her professional, intellectual and spiritual journey after GESA in five ‘stepping stones’ on her way back home to Hungary....
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Anna Varga (Hungary, GESA 2011 alumna) describes her professional, intellectual and spiritual journey after GESA in five ‘stepping stones’ on her way back home to Hungary....
Read More » Ainka Granderson (Trinidad & Tobago, GESA 2011 alumna) reflects on a talk by William Iggiagruk Hensley, an Inuit Leader known for his extraordinary contribution to the Alaskan Native Land Claims...
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Raghunandan Velankar (India, GESA 2011 alumnus) describes a game taught by Dr. Raj Puri during GESA on common pool resources and how it helped in his ongoing work on community-based...
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Shingo Hamada (Japan, GESA 2011 alumnus) writes about discussions held between indigenous peoples, fisheries officials and researchers on herring resource management in the Pacific Northwest Coast....
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Aysen Eren (Turkey, GESA 2011 alumna) writes an article to a local newspaper on the potential effects of uranium on Turkish villagers, using an example from an assignment at GESA...
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Gary Martin (GEN Founder & Executive Director) describes a GESA excursion to Herrmannsdorfer Landwerkstätten, an organic farm and microbrewery 30 km southeast of Munich. ...
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The Global Environments Network alumni blog allows participants to continue to interact as they return to their field sites, places of work and universities....
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