Conference programme 2025
The conference offers all activities on campus with events such as research paper presentations, seminars, panel debates, workshops and poster presentations.
There are two parallel sessions in the afternoon, with set time slots. All the activities are held at the Faculty of Law (Lilla Gråbrödersgatan 4, Lund).
Conference programme - 9 October 2025
9.15 - 10.15 Welcome and keynote presentation – Sustainability pluralism: approaches, regions, actors (room Telaris)
This year's theme is on sustainability pluralism: approaches, regions, actors. Our invited keynote speaker is:
- Torsten Krause (Lund University Centre for Sustainability Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences). Torsten Krause - Lund University
More information about the keynote session will be presented shortly.
Chair: Markus Gunneflo, Coordinator Agenda 2030 Graduate School, International law- portal.research.lu.se
10.15 - 10.30 Coffee break
10.30 - 11:30 Seminar and workshop
11.30 - 11.45 Break
11.45 - 12.30 Panel debate and seminar
Organiser: Cicilia Nagel, Occupational and Environmental Medicine - portal.research.lu.se
What would you consider to be necessary attributes for a sustainable workplace? A workplace where were you would want and could work to an older age (>65 years)?
I study the working situation of nurses in Scania, with the purpose to understand which factors that affects nurses’ work situation and health to come up with an action plan for a sustainable workplace. In beehives, the participants of this seminar will discuss how their work situation at the different departments could be improved and become long-term sustainable.
Organiser: Iury Salustiano Trojaborg, Malmö Theatre Academy- agenda2030graduateschool.lu.se
This is the story of a womxn at her limit; a womxn who went for a stroll at a harbour facing the island of Møn in Denmark, in an early summer afternoon, and was taken by a windstorm. This is the story of a womxn who learned to speak English by listening to 90’s pop songs. This is the story of a womxn and her dark purple dreams, where her childhood traumas resurface almost every time she closes her eyes. This is the story of a womxn who alternates periods of great optimism with others of extreme pessimism, always struggling to find peace in between. This is the story of a womxn rotating at a high speed in a tall column of air. This is also the story of a womxn who believes deeply in the power of nature.
12.30 - 13.45 Lunch and poster session
- Anny Matamoros, Faculty of Law- agenda2030graduateschool.lu.se
Rethinking international law through post-national orders: pluralist and emancipatory pathways beyond the state-centered system. - Yury Erofeev, SQUAKE, Germany- linkedin.com
Comparative analysis of GHG calculation methodologies in aviation
13.45 - 15.15 Paper presentations and workshop session
Paper presentations by:
- Georgios Tsiakiris, Environmental Pshychology- agenda2030graduateschool.lu.se
The restorative potential of urban forests during daylight and head torch conditions. - Philipp Jonas Kreutzer, Economic History- portal.research.lu.se
The strength of the global socio-technical pulp and paper system and its consequences for forestry diversification. - Martina Gnewski, Communication- portal.research.lu.se
The suppression of conflict through the illusion of consensus. - Open questions to all presenters.
Organiser: Helene Ekfors, Occupational and Environmental Medicine- portal.research.lu.se
Confronting different challenges for healthy workplaces, as present or future leaders, employers or employees, we must form a foundation for sustainable and healthy workplaces interprofessional. Such healthy workplaces and work teams contributes in the long run to economic growth, productive work and decent work (ILO 2025) and contributes to several of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals for 2030 concerning decent work and employment and are integral elements for good health and wellbeing (SDG3), quality education (SDG4), decent work and economic growth (SDG8) and reduced inequalities (SDG10) (UN 2015).
This workshop will start with a short kick-off, followed by interprofessional discussions in smaller groups. It is a possibility to meet in collaboration to engage in joint reflection and develop new knowledge for sustainable workplaces. The workshop ends with a discussion in whole group and take-home messages.