Climate change, financial crises, violence, racism, sexism, exploitation, corruption, divided nations, poverty, hunger, mental illness, and other diseases… the list of challenges we face is long. To manage these, humanity requires solutions on a variety of levels and from different perspectives. Not only that, these solutions need to step into a cooperative dialogue with each other. Transdisciplinary thinking calls and challenges us to expand our thinking to overcome the narrow borders of sectoral problem-solving. As the manifest of transdisciplinarity declares: “The transdisciplinary vision is resolutely open, as it steps beyond the domain of the hard sciences and calls for its dialogue and reconciliation with the humanities, social sciences, as well as art, literature, poetry and spiritual experience.”