WisconsinX: Resilience in the Anthropocene

Resilience in the Anthropocene covers the basics of environmental and climate threats and the impacts we experience and must overcome through inner and community resilience building. It also explains the science behind the contemplative practices offered in the program. For learners completing the Psychology of Deep Resilience certificate program, this course is recommended as the first course but may also serve as a summary capstone for participants to return to after completing the other three courses.

Certification: Certificate of completion
Duration: 4 weeks
Price Value: $ 49.99
Difficulty Level: Introductory

WisconsinX: Resilience in the Anthropocene

This interactive course from WisconsinX is designed to not only educate but also to engage and empower participants by using diverse modules, exercises, and prompts meant to strengthen interconnectedness. This course serves as both an introductory and a capstone within the Professional Certificate in Psychology of Deep Resilience program. Participants are encouraged to actively interface with peers, utilizing journaling prompts and embodied exercises, and explore emerging ideas with their social circles.

WisconsinX: Resilience in the Anthropocene

SDGAcademyX: Nature-based Solutions for Disaster and Climate Resilience

What are ‘Nature-based solutions’, or NbS? How can they help build resilience to disasters and climate change impacts? Why is NbS relevant? How can I apply NbS in my work and everyday life?

SDGAcademyX: Transforming Development: The Science and Practice of Resilience Thinking

Explore how concepts from resilience may help us rethink and transform current development practice with Johan Rockström, Michele-Lee Moore and more than 30 instructors worldwide.

SmithsonianX: Climate Change Communication

This online course will provide educators and volunteers with information about the drivers, impacts, and solutions of climate change, as well as strategies for talking about climate change in an informal education environment.

SDGAcademyX: One Health in Practice: Solutions for healthy people in Biosphere reserves

We don't have one planet for humans and another for other species. If we wish to avoid pandemics from zoonoses, such as COVID-19 and other types of influenza, we must address direct and indirect drivers such as human ecological disruption and unsustainable consumption. Drawing lessons and reflecting on challenges from UNESCO Biosphere reserves, Professor Serge Morand presents the latest knowledge and management approaches developed under the One Health approach.

SDGAcademyX: Planetary Boundaries

Can our planet continue to support the current scope of human activity?

WageningenX: Urban Rewilding: Restore Your Local Ecosystem

Would you like to see your neighbourhood become more liveable and sustainable? To alleviate city-specific challenges – from urban heat islands to mental health issues – we need to first change our minds. From wanting to control nature to leveraging its power, we need to allow nature to do what it does best: grow. Join Wageningen University & Research and rewild your city. With gardens, parks and ponds, with indigenous plants and animals, we will see both ecosystems and our living environment restored. Enroll now.

ETHx: Beyond Systems Thinking

We need cultural and mental transformation to deal with the current global polycrisis. This MOOC is the second of four MOOCs to hybridize science, design, and transformative praxis. This joint learning journey is a fluid, intervention-driven, synergistic process addressing complex challenges with a regional focus. It entails a critical look at systems thinking, tools to navigate complexity, basics of social network analysis, resilience assessment, circularities, and systemic innovation.

ETHx: Worldviews - From Sustainability to Regeneration

This MOOC is the first part of an interconnected series of four MOOCs on Designing Resilient Regenerative Systems (DRRS) which bring together science, design and transformative praxis as a fluid, intervention-based and synergistic process for addressing complex challenges. This is explored through extending our worldviews, reframing complexity, designing as nature, activating our minds through physical movement, and connecting with new communities of practice. Successful completion of MOOC#1 is your gateway to enter the ETH Zurich DRRS executive degree program, with the first Certificate of Advanced Studies (CAS).

ChalmersX: Sustainability in Everyday Life

Learn the skills and information required to make more sustainable choices in everyday life related to food, energy, climate change and globalization.