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News from the Blog

Link to blog: humanrights.blogg.lu.se 17 Apr 2026 Hidden Inequalities: A Study on Understanding the Differences of Women’s Labour Rights in Sweden and Kosovo At the Human Rights Lunch Online 24 April 2026, Miranda Kajtazi, Associate professor at the Department of Informatics to... 9 Mar 2026 Artificial Intelligence and Asylum Decision-Making: Any Role for Human Rights Law? By Vladislava Stoyanova

https://www.humanrights.lu.se/news-blog - 2026-09-11

Human Rights Working Groups at Lund University

Human Rights Working Groups bring together experts and practitioners from different fields to focus on a particular human rights topic for a set period. The format is open - anyone interested, including those outside Lund University, is welcome to join.In spring 2026, the Human Rights Profile Area funds three working groups with 30,000 SEK each. This new funding format was introduced in to help re

https://www.humanrights.lu.se/human-rights-working-groups - 2026-09-11

Projects and initiatives

Seed funding for innovative research The Human Rights Profile Area offers seed funding for members (25,000–75,000 SEK) to initiate innovative, interdisciplinary projects, research groups, or proposals. This funding initiative aims to spark new research ideas with strong potential for external funding and strengthen a vibrant, well-connected scholarly community at Lund University.To be eligible, th

https://www.humanrights.lu.se/research/projects-and-initiatives - 2026-09-11

Research

The Human Rights Profile Area forsters a human rights community at Lund University where researchers working with human rights connect and collaborate and get in contact with our collaboration partners and civil society organizations. To promote research advancement, we organize activities related to research that are open to both our members and partners, and some also for the public. Twice per y

https://www.humanrights.lu.se/research - 2026-09-11

Organization

Management team The management team is the strategic body of the Human Rights Profile Area. Besides the strategic direction, the management team decides over member admission, seed funding grants and finances. It consists of a coordinator, a deputy-coordinator and two assistant coordinators from different faculties. Every member has a designated responsibility.  Coordinator Lena Halldenius, Profes

https://www.humanrights.lu.se/about/organization - 2026-09-11

Research themes

Researchers within the Human Rights Profile Area pay particular attention to the impact and consequences of a polarised world on global norms, practices, actors and institutions in the field of human rights. Research topics at the top of our agenda: Human rights & CultureHuman rights & DisabilitiesHuman rights & Economic developmentHuman rights & EducationHuman rights & GenderHuman rights & Health

https://www.humanrights.lu.se/research/research-themes - 2026-09-11

Earth Observation and Human rights in conflicts and disasters

Join us for an interdisciplinary, collaborative space to explore common interests and to build connections across fields! Date: 16 February 2026 Time: 13:15–15:00 (including fika) Location: SOL:H435 Centre for Languages and Literature, Helgonabacken 12, Lund Status message The registration deadline has passed.  Leave this field blank

https://www.humanrights.lu.se/form/earth-observation-and-human-rights-conflicts-and-disasters - 2026-09-11

ClimBEco collaborations

ClimBEco has a number of strategic collaborations within Lund University, nationally and internationally. The School of Integrated Climate and Earth System SciencesUniversity of Hamburg, GermanyThe collaboration between ClimBEco and the School of Integrated Climage and Earth System Sciences (SICSS) began in 2024 and is continuing to develop. Our respective research environments are both leading in

https://www.mgeo.lu.se/en/research/research-schools/climbeco-graduate-research-school/climbeco-collaborations - 2026-09-11

ClimBEco application

ClimBEco accepts applications annually from December until March for the programme beginning the following autumn. Who can apply?Up to 20 PhD students can be admitted to the graduate research school every year. ClimBEco is open to currently enrolled PhD students at one of the BECC and/or MERGE partner universities*, and according to the following eligibility criteria. Note that one fulfilled crite

https://www.mgeo.lu.se/en/research/research-schools/climbeco-graduate-research-school/climbeco-application - 2026-09-11

Past annual meetings

Here is a list of our most recent annual meetings within the ClimBEco graduate research school. ClimBEco winter meeting 2026PhD presentations and workshop on the dynamics of air pollution, climate and healthDate: 14-15 JanuaryVenue: Grand Hotel, LundClimBEco winter meeting 2026 programme (PDF 235 kb, new tab)ClimBEco autumn meeting 2025ClimBEco retreat with SICSS research schoolDate: 15-17 Septemb

https://www.mgeo.lu.se/en/climbeco-annual-meetings/past-annual-meetings - 2026-09-11

Sustainability Week 2027

19 April 2027 08:00 to 24 April 2027 17:00 | Save the date! Sustainability Week is back 19-24 April, 2027 Don’t miss the annual Sustainability Week, where we explore sustainability issues from ecological, economic and social perspectives through a variety of panel discussions, talks, workshops, exhibitions and cultural events.The week is made in collaboration between Lund University and Lund Munic

https://www.mgeo.lu.se/en/calendar/sustainability-week-2027 - 2026-09-11

ClimBEco annual meetings

The annual autumn and winter meetings are highlights of our interdisciplinary agenda. We gather twice a year to network, listen to inspiring guests, and engage in discussions and workshops. You can also see the themes and dates of our past annual meetings. Annual Autumn Meeting 2026, entitled:"Science in society, and society in science: bringing ethics, value and power into the work we do"7-8 Octo

https://www.mgeo.lu.se/en/climbeco-annual-meetings - 2026-09-11

Water justice – whose needs are filled, whose voices are heard, who are affected by the consequences?

6 October 2026 09:30 to 12:00 | Workshop Deadline to register is 29th of September. You can register here.Access to water, sanitation and hygiene is a human right. It is essential to health, food security, human rights, ecosystems and for many industries and energy sectors. And even though the proportion of the world’s population having access to safe drinking water has increased over the years, i

https://www.mgeo.lu.se/en/calendar/water-justice-whose-needs-are-filled-whose-voices-are-heard-who-are-affected-consequences - 2026-09-11

LU Land lecture: Butterflies as witnesses to the landscape – what monitoring data tells us and what we can do

25 November 2026 08:30 to 09:30 | Butterflies reflect the health of the landscape. Thanks to the efforts of hundreds of volunteers, monitoring data shows how changes in the landscape and climate are affecting Sweden’s butterfly population – and what is needed to help ensure a positive future for our Swedish butterflies. This event is held in Swedish. More information and registration on the Swedis

https://www.mgeo.lu.se/en/calendar/lu-land-lecture-butterflies-witnesses-landscape-what-monitoring-data-tells-us-and-what-we-can-do - 2026-09-11