The Deep Dive Online Courses offered by Research & Degrowth (R&Di) are an educational initiative designed to explore focused themes through the lens of degrowth. These high-intensity courses are created for those who seek more than an introduction: researchers, activists, professionals, and curious minds ready to engage critically with the challenges and possibilities of social-ecological transformation.
“Introduction to Degrowth” is an introductory online course on Degrowth developed and delivered by R&D. The course is designed to introduce you to the foundational principles, critical debates, and transformative practices of degrowth.
The Degrowth Summer School for young activists is an empowering and transformative experience that brings together passionate individuals seeking to challenge the status quo of relentless economic growth.
Master's programs of continuous formation for recent and not so recent University graduates.
Our two master’s programs offer a unique and forward-thinking educational experience that equips students with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate the complex challenges of our times.
The Barcelona Action Circles is envisioned to become a global catalyst for post-growth transformations. The project brings together motivated stakeholders from various sectors who advocate for socio-environmental justice.
The “MERGE Project – Measuring what matters: Improving usability and accessibility of policy frameworks and indicators for multidimensional well- being through collaboration” is a consortium collaboration with 15 other entities under the EU Horizon 2020 call on “Transformations towards sustainable economic policy paradigm”.
In collaboration with Girona’s municipal government we are developing pathways towards the post-growth city. A pilot model that we seek to replicate in other places, too…
The Blue Degrowth Network is a new project to bring together anyone critically interested in, engaged with and struggling against blue growth projects and policies, or advocating for counter-hegemonic ways of relating to the oceans