Submit an event for this free, open-to-all international festival that unites learners, educators, artists, researchers, and change-makers across the world to celebrate the International Day of Education (24 January).

With this gift, Cavalier and team will leverage expertise developed over the previous decade to expand and sustain a network of public libraries engaged in citizen science and a program of volunteer ambassadors supporting these local libraries.

The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) invites you to apply as a poster judge for the Student E-poster Competition at the upcoming AAAS Annual Meeting conference (February 12th-14th).

Apply by Dec. 31. The Käte Hamburger Kolleg: Cultures of Research (c:o/re) is an international center for advanced studies invites applications from scholars from the humanities and social sciences, as well as from natural, life, and technical sciences.

Join the Office of Research Development and Strategy Dec. 9 for a festive holiday coffee chat. Come share your insights on funding challenges, research needs, and ideas for how our office can better support your work.

The Golden Ocelot Award recognizes dedication to protecting the clean air, water, and wildlife that make the Patagonia region so special. Winners were recognized on Nov. 9.

Join Dec. 11 for a talk with writers and thinkers from different regions to learn not only about hopeful climate stories and imaginaries but also local resources and efforts on the ground.

Join Dec. 4. In this conversation, editors of the new anthology We Will Rise Again: Speculative Stories and Essays on Protest, Resistance, and Hope and guests will discuss the role of social science in science fiction and how social scientists, advocates, and policymakers can use fiction to blueprint the futures they want to work toward.

A November 21 Futures Literacy Workshop explored Ayana Elizabeth Johnson’s ideas about climate action, agency, and storytelling as tools for shaping more just worlds.

Join Dec. 4. This conversation explores systems-based visions for the future of conservation — where climate science, culture and public policy converge. Panelists will explore how transdisciplinary learning, storytelling and global collaboration are reshaping the way we understand and protect Earth’s interconnected systems.

Join Mr. David Thomas, VP of Minerals & Metals at Ausenco, for his monthly seminar, "Challenges to Unlocking Critical Minerals and Metals in the Arctic Environment."

José Lobo and Andrew Maynard are hosting an informal and candid conversation around AI and sustainability, building on the new report from the Stockholm Resilience Center on AI for a Planet Under Pressure.