🎥 Missed the #INTERMAPS Workshop 2026? Watch the keynotes by Lisa Bowleg and Mara Viveros Vigoya, plus our round table on putting intersectionality into practice. ▶️ youtube.com/@IntermapsProjec… 🔗 upf.edu/web/intermaps/interm…

5/5 The findings highlight the importance of taking lived experiences seriously to develop more grounded and socially just climate research and policies. 🔓 Read the open-access article: doi.org/10.1016/j.emospa.202… #ClimateChange #ReliefMaps

4/5 🗺️ Using Climate Relief Maps, developed within #INTERMAPS, the study brings together embodiment, intersectionality, and spatial perspectives to understand how climate change is experienced differently across bodies, social positions, and places.

3/5 Drawing on 87 participants and 5 focus groups, the study explores how climate change reshapes everyday life through: • Physical and emotional distress • Loss of sense of place • Changes in social and community practices • Tensions between responsibility and agency

2/5 🌍 Climate change is not only a future threat or an abstract environmental issue. It is already experienced in everyday life through our bodies, emotions, routines, and relationships with places. But these experiences are diverse.

1/5 📢 New publication from the #INTERMAPS project! Mar Coll-Planell's article, Everyday climate change as an embodied, intersectional, and situated experience: Insights from Catalonia, is now published in Emotion, Space and Society. 🧵👇

Registration is free but mandatory: 🔗 evento.renater.fr/survey/sem…

📍 On 21 October, 16:00–18:00 @MariaRRZZ will give a seminar at Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3: “Towards Social Orographies: Mapping How Social Processes Are Lived through Place and Emotion” #INTERMAPS #Intersectionality

📢 Public Round Table From Theory to Practice: Intersectionality, Policy and Social Change How can intersectionality move from theory and research into practice? 📅 9 October | 18:00–19:00 📍 UPF, Barcelona Public event — prior registration required docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…

The workshop will close with the public round table: From Theory to Practice: Intersectionality, Policy and Social Change 🗓 9 October, 18:00–19:00 📍Auditori Mercè Rodoreda With Stephanie Cook, Anna Ciraso-Calí, Àlex G. de la Prada, Gerard Coll-Planas & Dounya Moussaoui.

The programme includes: • Keynotes by Lisa Bowleg and Mara Viveros Vigoya • Panels on spatial, institutional, quantitative and participatory methods • Poster session ▶️ The full workshop will also be streamed live on the INTERMAPS YouTube channel.

📢 International Workshop: Methodological Innovations in Intersectional Research 📍8–9 October 2026 Full programme: drive.google.com/file/d/1eH4… #Intersectionality #INTERMAPS

8/ 👉Paper details: Coll-Planell & Rodó-Zárate, Ambio, online 26 Oct 2025. DOI: 10.1007/s13280-025-02270-1 #ClimateChange #Intersectionality #Methods

7/ ⚖️Why it matters: CRM helps surface unequal climate experiences, including emotional and social impacts often missed in standard approaches and supports context-specific, equitable responses.

6/ 🌎It illustrates the method with a Catalonia pilot with 87 participants, demonstrating its potential for adaptability and scalability

5/ It offers a model that integrates quantitative, qualitative and spatial data to study everyday climate change in a complex and comprehensive manner.

4/ The tool works in 3 steps: 🫂 intersectional profile 🗨️ climate impacts across everyday spaces with level of (dis)comfort + narratives + emotions 🗾 georeferenced map of key locations across scales

3/ 📊CRM combines mixed methods + digital tools + GIS to connect: social positions (e.g., gender/class/race/age) + everyday spaces + emotions + climate impacts.

2/ Why “everyday”? Because climate change isn’t only future or abstract—it's already shaping routines, spaces, emotions, and decisions in daily life in unequal ways.