What we do:

The Warwick Climate Governance and Policy Nexus (NEXUS) seeks to understand and engage with climate change not as a problem to be solved, but as a shared journey that requires humility, collaboration, and the reimagining of what governance can look like. At this pivotal moment in global climate policy, NEXUS aims to build bridges—not only between departments at Warwick but also with the Global Majority, whose lived experiences and wisdom must shape the narrative of climate justice.

Through interdisciplinary collaboration, knowledge transfer, and embracing the complexities of data and culture, we invite researchers and communities to co-create new pathways of understanding. In doing so, we hope to influence not just the global climate discourse but to redefine how we relate to the Earth and to each other. This is not about leading the change, but about learning and unlearning together as we navigate the challenges ahead.

Our aims are to:

• Facilitate co-created, interconnected spaces of knowledge across disciplines at Warwick University, where climate research is not just integrated but allowed to evolve through diverse, relational contributions from all fields of study.
• Centre Global Majority voices and ensure that partnerships with these communities are not merely representational but are rooted in genuine collaboration and the co-production of knowledge—honoring the cultural, historical, and political contexts in which climate change manifests.
• Embrace the fluidity and complexity of data and technology by nurturing an inclusive understanding of data literacy, where AI and data-driven policymaking are tools, not solutions, and are used in ways that align with both local needs and global justice.