What is TRISE?
The Transnational Institute of Social Ecology (TRISE) is a transnational network of activists, scholars and researchers founded in Greece in 2013. TRISE has an office in central Athens and currently holds more than 50 members mainly situated in different parts of Europe.
TRISE sees itself as part of the communalist tradition and aims to propagate the ideas of social ecology and radical democracy. We seek to be a pan-European resource to all those concerned with these ideas. To this end, we consider democracy, ecology, feminism, ‘the Right to the City” and struggles against oppression as fundamental transforming goals. Our activities are focused on research, education and training.
What TRISE does
Promoting Social Ecology in Theory and Practice
TRISE aims to foster and further social ecological analysis and practice. We initiate, support and facilitate research on social ecology, urban social movements, the democratization of society, feminism, urbanization, anti-oppression practices and other issues related to our mission. This is achieved through the publication of books, articles, newsletters and other forms of relevant material.
Organizing Seminars, Conferences and Workshops
TRISE continuously organize seminars, webinars, lectures, workshops and courses on a broad range of themes and topics related to our mission.
Every second year, we organize an open international TRISE Conference where we invite activists, scholars and the general public to reflect together on the current situation and exchange ideas, knowledge and practices. These conferences have become a crucial meeting point for social ecology oriented activists and scholars in Europe and beyond. This also to meet each other, exchange experiences and initiate new collaborations.
Working with Social Movements and Municipalist Platforms
TRISE is calling for partnership with civil society, as a forum for the exchange of ideas and knowledge. TRISE members are all part of and work within current social movements and municipalist platforms, seeking out the practical application of social ecology on the ground.
Contact us! Send us an e-mail if you are interested to cooperate or be part of our network.
Is the conference open to anyone to attend and free?