Talk

Come and join Mary on her talk on climate change communication and education and her experiences of working in South Africa. 

In this session author Cindy Forde will explore the role of stories and transformation at how stories shape our belief system and their impact on climate change and ecological breakdown. Recommended +16 years old.

Come join author Rab Ferguson reading his debut novel. In a world ravaged by the effects of climate change, sixteen-year-old Joe has been left with nothing but mountains full of junk. 

In this session Mya-Rose will give an insight into her memoir and setting up Black2Nature, a charity which focuses on engaging VME communities with nature.

This event will identify the key barriers to women's leadership across climate sectors, connecting gendered oppression to climate justice, climate action and leadership.

Learn about some simple changes you can make to your eating habits that can improve your health and energy levels that can also help the planet.

This inspiring film shares the experience of five commercial farmers from the Cambridgeshire region on how they are adapting their farming practices to help cut carbon and double nature.

Category: #1 Climate Accessibility [Farming]

This presentation will show the analysis of different case studies within rural communities highlighting how the energy transition has impacted their lives and different potential solutions that can be implemented.

Chaired by Professor Emily Shuckburgh, Director of Cambridge Zero, the 17th annual Pembroke College William Pitt Seminar will be Introduced by the Master Lord Chris Smith and asks the question – ‘Who’s in charge?’.

Category: #1 & #2 Climate Accessibility [community]

This panel will offer an opportunity to explore and address the many forms of inequality and exclusion that shape the experience of Climate Change in different contexts of vulnerability, starting from the Himalayas down to East Anglia and where can we go next.