Wednesday 9 February, 6–7.30 pm CET
First session
Prologue: On transformative narratives for climate justiceWith
Nathalie Hilmi, Lead Author for MedECC "The First Mediterranean Assessment Report (MAR1)" and IPCC "Sixth Assessment Report (AR6)", Section Head of Environmental Economics at Centre Scientifique de Monaco;
Radha D'Souza, Writer, critic and commentator on Third World issues, social justice activist, Professor of International Law and Development at the University of Westminster. With Jonas Staal, she started the Court for Intergenerational Climate Crimes (CICC) project.
Wednesday 23 February, 6–7.30 pm CET
Second session
Coastal ecosystems: mutations and solutionsWith
Ourania Tzoraki, Marine Scientist, Professor of Integrated River and Coastal Zone Management at the University of the Aegean, Greece. Ourania also touches upon the migratory crisis in the Aegean and facilitates refugees' access to research;
Nicolas Floc'h, Photographer and Visual Artist. Nicolas focuses on underwater environments, documenting global changes and trying to define the concept of an "underwater landscape".
2 March
I ACTIVATION
Wednesday 9 March,6–7.30 pm CET
Third session
Aridity, politics and poetics of Mediterranean water cyclesWith
Francesca Masoero, Founder of QANAT, a collective platform that explores the politics and poetics of water in Morocco and beyond.
Louisa Aarraass, agroecologist, curator of Harvest Festival in Marrakesh and long-term contributor to QANAT collective.
Jumana Emil Abboud, Palestinian visual artist based between Jerusalem and London, currently pursuing a practice-led PhD at the Slade School of Fine Art, University College London.
16 March II ACTIVATION
Wednesday 23 March, 6–7.30 pm CET
Fourth session
A breathless sea. The intricacies of water pollutionWith
Tarek Elhaik, anthropologist and curator. His work is based on participant observation in several domains of practice: visual arts, curation, cinematic arts, and experimental media.
Lara Tabet, a practicing medical doctor and visual artist. Her artistic practice is informed by her background in pathology and inspects the legacy of trauma in Lebanon.
30 March
III ACTIVATION
Wednesday 6 April, 6–7.30 pm CET
Fifth session
Rights to more-than-humans! The legal case for the Mar Menor lagoonWith
Lorenzo Sandoval, Artist and Mar Menor activist, notary for ILP Mar Menor signature campaign.
Teresa Vicente Gimenez, Chairwoman of the course on Human Rights and Rights of Nature, Universidad de Murcia
13 April
IV ACTIVATION
Wednesday 27 April, 6–7.30 pm CET
Sixth session
Against nature? Challenging norms, redefining rightsWith
Soufiane Hennani, PhD candidate in Health Sciences at the Hassan II University of Casablanca, independent activist for LGBTQI+ rights and Queer Columnist, founder of MACHI ROJOLA, an alternative platform to rethink and question masculinity(s) in Morocco.
Chiara Cartuccia, art historian, independent art writer and curator, co- founding director of the curatorial project EX NUNC, PhD candidate at University of Amsterdam and part of the Curatorial/Knowledge research group at Goldsmiths, University of London.
HUNITI GOLDOX (Areej Huniti & Eliza Goldox), Artist duo working with new and old media tools such as VR and 3D Animation, video art, conversations and writing.
4 May V ACTIVATION
Wednesday 11 May, 6–7.30 pm CET
Seventh session
On Mediterraneization: different latitudes, same issuesWith
Wael Al Awar, architect and founder of waiwai design; co-curator of “Wetland”, UAE Pavilion, Golden Lion at the 17th Venice Architecture Biennale 2021
Zeyn Joukhadar, Syrian-American writer with a background in Pathobiology, recipient of the 2021 Stonewall Book Awards and the Lambda Literary Award for Transgender Fiction
18 May VI ACTIVATION