First newsletter of The HuT project
Newsletter / March 14, 2024
The first issue of The HuT’s is finally out!
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The Hut is a project that looks for effective strategies to manage the risks associated with extreme climate events. It aims to promote a set of trans-disciplinary risk management tools and approaches that could be adapted across different territorial contexts and hazards.
In this newsletter you will find the latest updates of The HuT: you will read about the activities of this first year discussed in Valencia in the last general assembly and, in particular, you will dive into some of the outputs related to the cooperation of science and art. The HuT also participated to several events such as Creative Effective Warnings for All conference and other clusters events such as CERIS in Brussels. Additionally, The HuT produced some Deliverables available within the resources and its first journalistic article ‘When theatre tackles the effects of climate extremes: The science-art approach to disaster risk reduction‘.
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Press releases / July 30, 2026
Strengthening disaster warnings and scaling up nature-based solutions in Europe: The Hut Policy Briefs
Drawing on research from Iceland, Italy, Switzerland, the UK, Spain, Germany and Lithuania, the briefs show how public engagement and co-creation can make early warning systems more trusted and inclusive, and set out concrete policy options from technical manuals to cross-sectoral coordination units for moving nature-based solutions from isolated pilots to systematic, large-scale practice.
Project Update / April 14, 2026
New HuT Factsheet Out Now: Using Serious Games to Promote Risk Awareness
How can we make complex topics like geo-hydrological risk easier to understand, especially for younger audiences?
News release / March 24, 2026
Capturing the NEXUS: A Global Photo Contest Connecting Art, Science and Society
How can photography capture the connection between art, science, and society?FESTAS 2026 invites photographers worldwide to explore this question through its newly launched International Photo Contest, organised in conjunction with our final event! As part of the Festival of Art & Science (FESTAS…