Sustainability Education: Perspectives on Environmental Psychology and Community Action

Bonus: Interview with President of HafenCity University Hamburg (HCU) Dr. Jörg Müller-Lietzkow

In this bonus episode of the Facets of REAP podcast, we sit down with HCU President, Prof. Jörg Müller-Lietzkow, for an insightful conversation about the REAP program, internationalization in German education, and the integration of artificial intelligence in academia and research. This episode marks the conclusion of our first season. We hope you enjoy the discussion and look forward to seeing you in the next season!

Sustainability Education: Perspectives on Environmental Psychology and Community Action

Exploring Perspectives on Sustainability: Education, Psychology, and Interdisciplinary Action. Join us for the latest episode of 'Facets of REAP.' As Fouly dives deep into the intersection of sustainability, education, and psychology alongside special guests Professor Christie Manning and Professor Irene Peters, as well as REAP student & Tutor Monisha Sams. Discover Professor Christie's insights on psychological distance in climate action, Professor Irene’s journey in developing innovative educational programs, and Monisha's unique perspective as both a student and tutor in sustainability studies and in REAP. This episode emphasizes the interconnected nature of global problems and the importance of collective action in environmental justice. Tune in for an enlightening discussion that bridges academic rigor and practical impact. Catch you in the next one!

Empowering Communities: Sustainable Urbanism and Engagement Practices

Exploring Spatial Justice and Community Engagement with Professor Juliana Goncalves. Join us on this new episode of 'Facets of REAP' as Fouly and guest-host Tarini Sharma delve into sustainable urbanism and community engagement with special guest Professor Juliana Gonçalves from TU Delft. Professor Gonçalves shares her fascinating academic journey from mechanical engineering to urbanism while discussing complex topics like spatial justice, energy poverty, and climate adaptation. Discover how Gonçalves applies interdisciplinary approaches, combining quantitative and qualitative research methods, to address urban inequalities and enhance civic participation. Tune in to learn about her projects and gain insights into the role of diverse perspectives in sustainable urban development! Catch you in the next one!

Water Resources: Sustainable Strategies and Global Insights

Explore the intersections of water management, sustainability, and climate resilience with Professor Wolfgang Dickhaut in this engaging episode. Delve into the world of REAP, innovative projects in Dar es Salaam, Tanzani, and the power of international cooperation for a sustainable future. A must-listen for enthusiasts of environmental strategies and sustainable development.

What is REAP?

Join Gabriel, Dayanna, and Fouly in the first full-length episode of the "Facets of REAP" podcast as they discover how the REAP program tackles resource efficiency in architecture and planning, and hear firsthand experiences from REAP students and alumni. From navigating work experience requirements to the open-ended nature of the thesis, this episode offers a fascinating glimpse into the diverse perspectives and challenges of REAP students. Tune in for an engaging discussion on shaping a sustainable future in the built environment! Catch you in the next one! Timestamp 00:00 - Welcome and Introduction 03:00 - Gabriel's Background and Journey to REAP 04:00 - Diana’s Experiences with REAP and Its Unique Community 07:00 - The Interdisciplinary Nature of the REAP Program 15:00 - Challenges and Opportunities in REAP’s International Environment 28:00 - Collaboration’s Role in Addressing Climate Change 37:00 - Origin Story of the Podcast and FSR Involvement 44:00 - Reflections on Thesis Topics and Sustainability Goals 50:00 - Closing Remarks and Appreciation