This painting represents, a sustainable world on the top and a world with global warming, fires, with no care about the environment. The non-sustainable world is reaching for help from the ideal one and the sustainable one is reaching to help the crashed world. This painting wants to portray the urgency for raising awareness about the protection of our environment before it’s too late, while also showcasing with the reaching of the two hands the need to all work together in order to reach our Sustainability Development Goals and make earth a better place.
I designed a typeface to represent a Stegi radio station of my choice, using the sounds of the music and translating it into a graphic typeface. The typeface I designed used a grid system and a combination of geometric and organic forms to capture the essence of the music.
Four countries in Parallel Earth. An allegiance for the future. Their values: justice, sustainability, equity. Their Mission: TerraThrive, the Sustainable Futures Alliance. You are just a die-roll from the top. Do you have what it takes?
My project sheds a light on the brutality and destruction of active war scenes. The aim of the project is to bring attention to the unknown and forgotten wars that are still ongoing. This project aims to bridge my major (international relations) with environmental science, specifically the SDGs. In order to bridge the gap, the project informs on the SDG 16 (peace, justice and institutions). Through this project, I hope to move and motivate people in order to advocate for change.
Throughout the course, I had the chance to explore environmental studies and sustainability, focusing particularly on climate change. This led me to create a seven-minute video on the Social Dimension of Climate Crisis, exploring climate migration, food insecurity, increased inequalities, health issues, and economic impacts. Each topic is linked to Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), illustrating their severity through examples like Tuvalu's climate-induced migration and the toll on rural livelihoods. The video highlights the need for collective action, urging viewers to realize the breadth of climate crisis's consequences and the urgency for global change.
Within the area of Social Psychology many have wondered how accurate the impression formation on the basis of nonverbal behavior is. Non-verbal behavior is a form of communication through dynamic cues like the body, face, pitch and even appearance. According to previous literature, these nonverbal cues can help us infer an individual’s characteristics. Thus, one quickly starts to make attributions. Within the topic of attribution, and impression formation, the literature suggests mixed findings. It is thus important to assess factors like gender and culture that possibly contribute to this controversy.
“Sterile Rot” dissects the internalized and external sexualization of the female body through the lens of the medical gaze. Through a blend of paintings and video the work confronts the uncomfortable romanticization of the female body in pain, in compromising positions, its leakage, raw form juxtaposed to the concreteness and sterility of medical equipment. The body emerges not merely as a vessel of expression, but as a tool itself, challenging viewers to confront the complexities of power dynamics and the commodification of female pain in contemporary society.
In today’s business world CSR and internationalization have emerged as pivotal strategies, reshaping economic dynamics and emphasizing societal priorities. This research paper explores the integration of sustainability within MNEs and its correlation with internationalization strategies. Additionally, it investigates how customer perceptions of sustainability influence MNEs' international decision-making processes. Employing a combination of literature review and qualitative research through semi-structured interviews with managers of three Greek dairy MNEs, this paper concludes by providing certain managerial implications even though they cannot be generalized due to the low degree of external validity. Ultimately, this study seeks to enhance understanding sustainability's role in MNE operations and strategies in today's globalized business environment.
The "Stories of Displacement and Hope: Young Refugees Oral History Project" is a digital humanities project about young refugees currently residing in Greece. The digital archive-which was originally launched in 2019 and which was revamped and enriched with new oral history interviews by the 2024 class- is dedicated to preserving the unique experiences of dislocation through the voices of the refugees themselves. Through the testimonies of eleven Education Unites students (and service work at a refugee camp) the IHP students recorded their narrators' assessment of their current conditions of living, the causes of their displacement, their reception in Greece, their ways of coping with adversities, their future aspirations and the role of education to their integration.
The present study has therefore focused on how the involvement of college students in social media and academic platforms relates to their academic performance. In the paper, we have analyzed how these technologies influence academic collaboration, knowledge dissemination, and student societal involvement. Evidence indicates the existence of a positive relationship between the use of social media and increased academic confidence, with a compromise on diversion from learning. The study conclusively identifies, and policy should be adapted and developed toward, enhanced digital literacy programs in place to maximize educational results.