USA co-representative Tina Fields and Australia rep Geoff Berry are two of the signatories on the International Scholars Warning on Societal Disruption and Collapse, initiated by Dr. Jem Bendell of the University of Cumbria, U.K.. More than 500 scholars and scientists from over 30 countries have signed their concern in this public letter.

A few were also invited speakers for a ~5 minute video of the statement.  Dr. Fields appears 1:07 minutes in. https://youtu.be/f0frHoqXLB0

The International Scholars Warning “is a stark warning about the possibilities of societal disruption and event collapse. These subjects can no longer be avoided in ‘polite conversation’ with the pretense of not wanting to upset people. What you don’t discuss, you don’t understand, and if it is a possible reality we may all need to face, then it is imperative that we allow ourselves to enter into it in conversation.”

You can engage further at http://www.ScholarsWarning.net

Jem Bendell’s blog post about the initiative, including further resources to draw upon: Let us hail over 500 scientists and scholars for their courage on societal disruption and collapse

https://jembendell.com/2020/12/27/let-us-hail-over-500-scientists-and-scholars-for-their-courage-on-societal-disruption-and-collapse/?fbclid=IwAR1fzsB8LlVvLK8nK2lDa_9hTaqc2G8BIYNBgQgNemrLS7VPJ54ZHKPQk7w

You can engage further at http://www.ScholarsWarning.net and Let us hail over 500 scientists and scholars for their courage on societal disruption and collapse

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Author of the books The Ecopsychological Paradigm (2019) and Mindennapi ökopszichológia: A perspektívaváltástól a finomhangolásig (Everyday ecopsychology: From perspective changing to fine-tuning, 2022), developer of Participatory Walks, founder and leader of the Hungarian Ecopsychology Institute, IES representative for Hungary. She has degrees in biology, ecology and psychology. She is running different ecopsychological trainings, working as a counselling psychologist, and in 2021 started teaching ecopsychology at Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest. Zselyke is working in the field of ecopsychology since 2013. After an 8-year work in this area she also completed the Certificate in Ecopsychology online programme at the Pacifica Graduate Institute and is also a licensed ecotherapist and a Work That Reconnects Facilitator. She strated her PhD studies in 2021 at the Doctoral School of Psychology, Eötvös Loránd University, her research area is nature perception and connectedness to nature.