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What kind of leadership is needed in the face of the climate crisis? Who gets to lead, and how do we prepare the next generation to step into this role—not as heroes with all the answers, but as thoughtful collaborators ready to listen, learn, and act?

This field trip provided a comprehensive and multidimensional exploration of the intersection between sustainable agriculture, technological advancements, and climate mitigation.

From 2-4 March 2025, the CARE Annual Conference brought together students, faculty, and experts in Toronto and Guelph to explore integrated approaches to climate change adaptation and mitigation. Held at the University of Toronto (UofT) and the University of Guelph (UofG), the conference underscored the importance of Franco-Canadian collaboration and student leadership in tackling global environmental challenges.

As part of the second part of Prof. Dr. Madhur Anand’s CARE Visiting Fellowship, Sciences Po recently had the pleasure of hosting a workshop exploring the integration of social and natural sciences in understanding and addressing climate change.

From September to December 2024, Thibaut Pellet, a PSIA student in Environmental Policy, had the opportunity to study at the University of British Columbia (UBC) as part of his third, off-campus semester.

This innovative initiative focuses on advancing sufficiency policies and practices—strategies that avoid resource use while ensuring equitable wellbeing within planetary boundaries.

The first CARE Climate Policy Case Competition, organized by the Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy at the University of Toronto, showcased the innovative and impactful ideas of students tackling some of the most pressing climate challenges.

The CARE program proudly announces the successful completion of its first semester of collaborative courses, with a pioneering cohort of approximately 15 students auditing cutting-edge classes.

The first CARE Sustainability in a Changing Climate Case Competition brought together talented graduate students from the program’s partner institutions.

CARE Visiting Faculty Dr Madhur Anand Inspires New Perspectives