The House of Water. Episode #4 – The Sound of Water
How can we represent water through music and songs? Episode 4 of the podcast The House of Water is a sonic explorations of the UN 2023 Water Conference, featuring the voices, music, and stories...
How can we represent water through music and songs? Episode 4 of the podcast The House of Water is a sonic explorations of the UN 2023 Water Conference, featuring the voices, music, and stories...
Episode 3 of the podcast The House of Water was recorded at the event “The United Nations of Rivers, Deltas and Estuaries” during the UN 2023 Water Conference in New York. Artists and researchers...
The second episode of the podcast The House of Water is inspired by the photo exhibition “The Walk of Water”, displayed at the UN 2023 Water Conference. Photojournalists involved in #EverydayNile reflect on how...
A podcast made at and for the UN 2023 Water Conference, exploring how we can represent water at the intersection of arts, politics and science. Representatives from states, civil society, international organizations, academia are...
Egyptian activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah has spent the last nine years in jail simply for voicing his opinion. His hunger strike ahead of the UN Climate Conference hosted by Egypt recall us that there...
Presenting and reflecting on different experiences of multi-, inter-, and trans-disciplinary research, this three-episodes podcast wants to inspire IHE Delft Master students that are currently working at their thesis proposal. At this time of...
Three weeks ago, IHE Delft and the festival Movies that matter organized the screening of “Above water”, a documentary on climate changes implications for access to water in a small village in Niger. The...
A new article by Yeshiwas Degu Belay, Emanuele Fantini, and Iginio Gagliardone explores Ethiopian media narratives on the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, showing their stunning continuity across different governments, political leaders, and agendas. The...
The EADI ISS 2021 Conference on “Solidarity, Peace and Social Justice” will take place online from the 5th to the 8th of July. IHE Delft Water Governance Department contributes by hosting two workshops and...
In a new article on the Journal of Science Communication, Emanuele Fantini and Emilie Buist reflect on what they learnt by making the podcast The Sources of the Nile, and sketch a “podcast pathway”...
On February 22 we celebrated Nile Day by sharing on Instagram the first photos by a group of photojournalists re-picturing the river for the #EverydayNile project. We will continue in the next weeks to...
The development studies community of scholars in the Netherlands write to Sigrid Kaag, the Dutch Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation, asking to consider the development cooperation aspects of COVID-19. Dear Minister Kaag,...
We’ve been in lockdown for 20 days. Fariba Adelkhah, researcher at the International Research Centre of Sciences Po Paris, has been in prison for 300 days in Iran. By posting her face on the...
The Coronavirus pandemic has generated a global and rushed migration online of education activities. This is a first post of a series aiming at reflecting on the long term implications of this process: can...
This year we celebrate Nile Day in front of the Egyptian Taffeh Temple in the Rijksmuseum van Oudheden in Leiden. By enjoying poetry, music and stories inspired by the river we will reflect on...