A series of five panel discussions organised by Climates to bring fresh perspectives to the climate discussion, from reshaping the private sector to women leading change, and intergenerational equity, climate justice and faith, spirituality and values.
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Anote Tong Speaking Tour
In 2018, the former President of Kiribati visited Sydney and Melbourne for a series of inspiring live interviews and keynote addresses, supported by climates. “For us climate change is not an event in the future. It’s an event that we’re dealing with now…our entire survival is at stake”– Anote Tong Throughout October climates provided researchContinue reading “Anote Tong Speaking Tour”
Rise For Pacific Pawa Talanoa
In September 2018, The Pacific Climate Warriors, a branch of 350.org Pacific, hosted a panel in Melbourne. The sessions invited young Pacific people to explore and discuss cultural identity, connection to land, and community engagement from a diaspora perspective. The day was highlighted by two main panels, both of which were recorded and broadcast byContinue reading “Rise For Pacific Pawa Talanoa”
Reshaping the private sector: fresh perspectives in the climate discussion
Have we started to see a tangible shift in the narrative and action of the private sector on climate change?
Women leading change: fresh perspectives in the climate discussion
A rare platform for discussion on climate change from the perspectives of women leading change in sport, health and safety, business and culture.
Faith, spirituality and values: fresh perspectives in the climate discussion
Exploring the ways our beliefs and values influence our concern and drive to act on climate change.
Intergenerational equity: fresh perspectives in the climate discussion
Exploring the ways our beliefs and values influence our concern and drive to act on climate change.
Towards climate justice: fresh perspectives in the climate discussion
Exploring our region’s climate challenges, recognising the threats to decades of social and economic progress.