Together, we are building a dynamic, collective national map of the environmental conflicts affecting our territories, communities and ecosystems. This meeting is a crucial step in this process - and your presence makes all the difference.

Collaborative mapping is more than just collecting data. It is about recognising struggles, highlighting injustices, strengthening alliances and devising shared responses. It is a space for those on the ground, for those who research, for those who organise, for those who care.

What we will do together

• Present the preliminary map of environmental conflicts already identified from the national survey (if you haven’t had a chance to complete it yet, there’s still time to do so)
• Work in groups by region to map the characteristics of existing conflicts::
• • intensity and impacts, injustices and inequalities
  • actors involved and ongoing actions
• Reflect collectively on patterns, regional differences and analytical criteria for the future of the project.

Why we need you

Every conflict mapped is a unique story of resistance. Every person who takes part enhances the accuracy, legitimacy and strength of this process. The map only exists because there is a community - and we want this meeting to be a space for listening and collaborative building.

To take part

Confirm your attendance and choose the region where you wish to contribute via this link (by 27 May): https://forms.gle/sXGdJvivsHsm8FWC8

event under the scope of the project EJMapping, reference number 2023.17429.ICDT, funded by FEDER and National Funds, through the Foundation for Science and Technology. DOI: https://doi.org/10.54499/2023.17429.ICDT

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