Join us for a dynamic and thought-provoking panel discussion as we delve into the urgent issue of climate justice and explore pathways towards compassionate, equitable, and actionable solutions to the climate crisis.
Our esteemed panellists, comprised from a mix of backgrounds in academia, activism, and community leadership, will engage in a comprehensive dialogue aimed at fostering understanding, empathy, and collaboration in addressing the interconnected challenges of environmental sustainability and social justice. Through insightful reflections, real-world experiences, and innovative strategies, we will explore the intersectionality of climate justice, acknowledging the intricate links between race, class, gender, and environmental degradation.
The scope of this discussion will cover examining the impacts of climate change on vulnerable populations, particularly those in small island developing states (SIDS), to advocating for inclusive policies and grassroots initiatives. Together, we hope to encourage dialogue where compassion, equity, and action serve as guiding principles in our collective efforts to safeguard our planet and ensure a sustainable future for all. Join us as we embark on this transformative journey towards climate justice.
Panellists: * Mikaela Loach – climate justice activist and author of It’s Not That Radical. * Jeremy Williams – environmental activist and author of Climate Change is Racist. * Marjhan Finlayson – climate change specialist, activist, and educator. * Ruth Mayne – lead researcher at Oxfam Great Britain on Just Energy Transitions.
Time: 5pm – 6pm, followed by a drinks reception
Venue: SSC Lecture Theatre, Ship Street, OX1 3DW
Format: In-person and online via Microsoft Teams. Free to attend and open to all.