An Ecological and Social Turn: How Can New Narratives Help Reshape Society?
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Over the course of a semester, the 17 students in the Master’s 2 program in Management of Ecological Transition and the Circular Economy collectively drafted a document of over 100 pages advocating for an ecological and social shift.
The question that guided them in their writing was “How can we reshape society through new narratives?” In addition to proposing their own narrative that offers an eco-centered and people-friendly vision of the future, the students explore the concept of prosperous degrowth and propose concrete solutions—across all sectors and at all levels—to begin an environmental and social shift right now.
They will present their work onJune 26, 2025, in two simultaneous formats:
In person
- Time: 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM, followed by a social gathering
- Location: Room B114 at MOMA, Espace Richter, Rue Vendémiaire (Montpellier)
Online
- Schedule: Log in at 6:15 p.m., followed by the start of the presentation at 6:30 p.m.
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