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As both 2025 and our series on "movements for social and environmental justice worldwide" come to an end, we reflect on what solidarity across Global South and Global North movements mean in practice.

Culture • 08.12.2025

Culture Declares Emergency calls arts and culture professionals to action

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By: Neus Crous Costa

The cultural sector has a crucial role to play in both imagining and enacting sustainable futures. In this article Neus Crous Costa explores the interlinkages between culture and the environment, and how the international movement Culture Declares Emergency aims to make a change.

Justice • 01.12.2025

Khili Buransh: A collective’s narrative of crafting a democratic workspace, autonomy, agency, and identity for themselves!

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By: Shruthi

In this article, Shruthi documents the work of an empowering self-help group, Khili Buransh, in a remote Himalayan village in Uttarakhand, India. Shruthi explains how Khili Buransh leads a silent revolution against the prevailing capitalist-intensive, extractive, patriarchal, and casteist system.

Strategy • 24.11.2025

On degrowth politics and strategy

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By: Jason Hickel

Jason Hickel responds to critics of his interview published in the summer, therefore continuing the debate around "what is degrowth" and around the strategies to achieve degrowth.

Decolonisation • 17.11.2025

Debt as colonialism: the Debt for Climate movement at COP30

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By: The degrowth.info editorial team, Debt for Climate

Debt for Climate went to the COP30 to carry a specific, tangible proposal with the potential to address systemic change: debt cancellation. Considered a degrowth-leaning policy, this proposal refers to the partial or total deletion of debt contracted by a government. Read the interview.

Education • 10.11.2025

Transformative (Un)Learning: Education for a Degrowth Society

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By: Marion Krämer, Timo Kretschmer

“You cannot carry out fundamental change without a certain degree of madness.” This article explores five ingredients that education should include to enable a societal transformation at the scale envisioned by degrowth.

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