The humanities are pivotal in shaping a nuanced understanding of sustainability, forging connections between artistic expressions, scientific inquiry, and cultural research.​

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The Sustainable Humanities (SUSHUM) Project transcends conventional environmental advocacy, championing an approach that embraces diverse practices.

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Through rigorous educational initiatives, research, and knowledge sharing and transfer, the SUSHUM Project leverages the principles and methodologies of the humanities to foster socially relevant engagement. Our mission is to inspire collective responsibility and ethical stewardship of the environment. By intertwining art, science, and culture, we invite scholars, students, and the broader public to join us in reimagining a sustainable future that honours both human and non-human life. Together, we can cultivate a deeper appreciation for the intricate tapestry of existence on our planet.​