C-URGE mid-term training modules: report + link to recordings

This report, together with the linked videorecordings available on the project's online portal(https://www.c-urge.eu/deliverables), documents a set of situated reflections and discussions devel-oped during the C-URGE midterm event. The training sessions focused on how climate theory can emerge from field-based practices and relational engagements, rather than being imposed as a preexisting framework. Emphasis was placed on the political and imaginative potential of data when mobilised toward action and collective experimentation, and on how social processes can open space for alternative climate futures. Finally, the event foregrounded the importance of qualitative approaches to climate science, inviting cross-disciplinary and practice-based conversations that challenge domi-nant paradigms and create room for situated knowledge production. Taken together, these contributions reflect an ongoing effort to reimagine climate action through the lens of anthropology and collaborative practice.