Social Enterprises and Institutions for Collective Action

Join us for a thought-provoking symposium, titled Aspiring Commons – (Re)discoveries and Learning Opportunities from the Global South. During this afternoon, we aim to explore how practices from the Global South can inspire and inform collective action initiatives in Europe. The keynote will be given by Ruth Meinzen-Dick, Senior Research Fellow at the International Food … Continue reading Aspiring Commons – (Re)discoveries and Learning Opportunities from the Global South 

The International Cooperative Alliance Committee on Cooperative Research Europe (ICA CCR Europe) conference will be organised in Helsinki, Finland on the 12th to 13th of June in 2025. An in-depth Young Scholars day/doctoral student session will be held in Joensuu at 11th June, prior to the conference. The theme of the conference will be Cooperative Identity – Who … Continue reading ICA CCR Research Conference 2025

The 85th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Management takes place in Copenhagen, Denmark. This year, the work of three team members of the research group Social Enterprises & institutions for Collective action will be presented: Tine De Moor, Shreya Paudel and Arthur Feinberg.

This years' World Economic History Congress takes place in Lund (Sweden). The theme, 'Equality and Sustainability Challenges', underscores some of the pressing issues humanity faces today and draws connections to a diverse array of historical problems. On 30 July, team members and affiliate researchers of the research group Social Enterprises & institutions for Collective action … Continue reading WEHC 2025 – presence SEICA research group

As part of the Erasmus Summer Program Course 'Gender & Health', professor Tine De Moor will give a lecture titled: Unyoked is best! Understanding the historical roots of Western female emancipation through labour market participation, household roles and marriage patterns. 

Professor Tine De Moor will give a workshop during the Ecodorpen Jubileum Zomer Gathering. She will share insights on the power of the collective and how we can shape a resilient and future-proof living environment. This event is for everyone who cares about sustainability, community building, and positive change. The gathering offers a rich and … Continue reading Workshop on collective power during Dutch ecovillage gathering

CollectieveKracht organizes a webinar on Asset-Based Community Development (ABCD). Learn how collectives can find and utilize existing resources in their neighborhood, district, or village, thus contributing to a strong and effective community. With contributions from Reinout Kleinhans (Delft University of Technology) and various residents' collectives, among others, who will demonstrate how they put ABCD into … Continue reading Webinar on asset-based community development

As part of the Graduate Planning Studio, professor Tine De Moor will give a lecture on the theory, history, concepts of urban commons and communing. This course challenges students to rethink spatial planning through interdisciplinary research and design. Centered on a yearly theme, teams develop transformative interventions for societal issues like climate change and inequality, … Continue reading Lecture on urban commons and communing for Graduate Planning Studio

Professor Tine De Moor will give a keynote during the opening of the academic year of the International Institute of Social Studies.

Recharge Earth is a two-day event at Rotterdam Ahoy dedicated to the energy transition. Experts and innovators share knowledge and experiences to shape concrete solutions for a new energy system. This fifth edition offers an inspiring program highlighting opportunities and challenges across the transition, featuring groundbreaking projects, start-ups, and scale-ups. Professor Tine De Moor will … Continue reading Recharge Earth: powering the new energy system together

On September 19th, CollectieveKracht organizes their next event in collaboration with Local Democracy Coalition and AmsterDOEN (City of Amsterdam). During this meeting, participants will explore how these initiatives not only accelerate societal transitions but also stimulate new forms of grassroots democracy. This event will be in Dutch. Tickets are free, registration is required.