The idea of sustainability is being explored and mapped in the Ragged University as something which includes both common sense and developing understandings of the interconnected nature of our lives, communities and the world we live in:

Articles:

• A Community Vision For A Reuse And Repair Centre By Sophie Unwin
• A Few Tips For Reducing Plastic Consumption in Edinburgh by Emily Smith
• A Scotland Conservation Officer by Catherine Gemmel
• An Interview With A Development Worker: Shahid Khan
• Educating For The Steady State Economy by Susan Brown
• Embedding Sustainability Across The Curriculum: University of Manchester Community of Practice
• Fine Wine, Future Generations And Notions Of Sustainability by Susan Brown
• Food Sharing by Jess Acton
• Green Spaces And The ‘Good’ Citizen by Susan Brown
• How Can Education Help To Shape A Steady State Culture?: A Discussion Paper by Susan Brown
• Invisible Deserts and Visible Diversity by Susan Brown
• Living a Less Toxic life by Faith Canter
• Palm Oil: The Good, The Bad and the Downright Ugly! by Faith Canter
• Permaculture & Sustainability By Graham Bell
• Podcast: Demian Natakhan Talks About Scepticism And Climate Change
• Podcast: International Waste Management; Crises and Opportunities by David Brown
• Podcast: Interview with Richard Smith, Sustainability Manager at BBC
• Podcast: Lets Talk About Population Baby! By Brian Chrystal
• Podcast: Pete Wilkinson Co-Founder of Greenpeace Talks About His Life
• Podcast: Susan Brown Talks About Sustainability Education
• Responding to Climate Change Scepticism by Demian Natakhan
• Sustainability and Education by Bob Cranwell
• Sustainability Education: A Brief Introduction by Susan Brown
• Sustainability in the Curriculum: University of Manchester
• Sustainable Business: Interview With Eleanor Cunningham Owner of Edinburgh Larder
• The Importance of Biodiversity and the role of Biodiversity Partnerships by Dennis Dick
• Tight Budget ? No worries, we can make presents for any occasion out of recycled materials by Amelia Modrak
• What Is ‘Ecological Literacy’? by Susan Brown
• Why Not an Economy of Recycling? by Amelia Modrak