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Spotlight USA: Earth´s Greatest Enemy – Militarism, Climate and Authoritarian Trends

On June 2nd 2026, Another Development Foundation organized a paneldiscussion from the basis of Abby Martins film "Earth´s Greatest Enemy". About the filmEarth’s Greatest Enemy is a groundbreaking environmental documentary highlighting the fact that the U.S. military is exempt from international climate agreements. It emits carbon dioxide, pollutes water, and destroys landscapes around the world. By combining investigative journalism, striking visuals, and stories from affected communities, the film challenges the audience to reconsider the hidden costs of a global military

Per Anger Prize Webinar on Enforced and Involuntary Disappearances

On May 19th 2026, Another Development Foundation participated at the Per Anger Prize Webinar on Enforced and Involutary Disappearances organized by Diakonia. The Per Anger Prize is an international prize, established in 2004 by the Swedish Government to promote initiatives supporting human rights and democracy. The Government has commissioned the Living History Forum to manage the nominations, appoint a jury and organise all the various aspects of the prize. This years prize was awared to Brito Fernando, the Founder and

Manifestation in Umeå for Peace, Climate Justice and Human Rights

On May 16th 2026 - UN International Day of Living Together in Peace - a number of civil society organizations gathered for a manifestation for peace, climate justice and human rights. The manifestation contained a speech by representatives for the Peace, Climate and Human Rights Network. The manifestation also contained music and poems as well as a walk through the city by the participants in this manifestation. Another Development Foundation is one of the organizers together with the peace group

A Dialogue on Ecocide Law for Sustainable Transformations

On May 10th, Another Development Foundation and Umeå Transformation Research Initiative organized an event with scholars from Umeå University analyzing and discussion about Ecocide Law as potential tool for Sustainable Transformations. Participants in the panel were: Peder Karlsson, Board Member of End Ecocide Sweden and Honorary Professor, Aarhus University Ulf Vannebäck, Associate Professor, Department of Law Heidi Burdett, Associate Professor, Department of Ecology, Environment and Geoscience Erland Mårald, Professor, Department of Historical, Philosophical and Religious Studies Jon Moen, Professor, Department

Webinar: Women in Conflict Zones

On Wednesday, April 29, Another Development Foundation participated in the Women in Conflict Zones webinar focused on the widening war in the SWANA/Middle East region launched by the U.S. and Israel against Iran. Featuring women’s voices from Gaza, Iran, Lebanon, and the West Bank. This webinar aimed to create a space for examining the gendered impacts of war and violent conflict for all people who experience gender-based oppression.  The webinar provided an opportunity for a number of speakers to raise their

Let´s Change the Rules in Umeå – A Choir on Ecocide Law

What is “Let’s Change The Rules”? “Let’s Change The Rules” is a 60-minute concert program featuring specially composed music about humanity’s relationship with nature. Its purpose is to raise awareness of the need for an international law against large-scale environmental destruction — an ecocide law. So far, this concert has been performed in Helsinki, Aalborg, Zaragoza, Istanbul, Sandefjord, Luxembourg, and Stockholm. On May 10th, the concert was performed at Umeå People´s House by a number of different choirs. The concert

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What is Another Development Foundation?

Another Development Foundation is an independent, non-profit think tank and do tank for people, places and planet earth promoting peace by peaceful means, freedom from violence, human rights, gender equality, sustainable development inluding climate justice. The foundation is based in The City of Umeå, Sweden.

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