Meanjin Climate CAFE

The Climate C.A.F.E. is a 1.5 hr session which anyone can host and run in their home or online. It's about connecting with a group of friends to take action on climate change together in a variety of ways and keep each other accountable. The focus is on actions that have the potential to create real change on the systems we live in.

C.A.F.E. attendees will be able to choose from a ‘menu’ of actions to participate in together:

TALK: having new conversations about climate change

POLITICS: engaging with your local MP

ENERGY/MONEY: shifting your energy or money away from fossil fuels

LEARNING FROM FIRST NATIONS CULTURES: discovering information about the traditional custodians of your local land

MY STORY: Creating and sharing a story about why you support strong climate action.

Please note: You will need to bring along a laptop to this session, or an electronic device that can help you engage with the resources provided.

This event will be run by our Volunteer Facilitator James for the UQ Public Health Society, it is also open to C4C supporters and the public.

Facilitator Bio: James 

Trained to be a Climate for Change facilitator in 2021 and since run multiple climate conversations and CAFEs with the UQ Public Health Society. He is a video professional and public health students at the University of Queensland. Having graduated from the Academy of Film Theatre and Television in 2012, James has worked extensively across Australia and abroad producing video and documentary content. He is passionate about communicating public health information through audio and visual mediums, and has a keen interest in the areas of climate change, early life, and the gut microbiome.

 

WHEN
March 16, 2023 at 10:00am - 11:30am
WHERE
UQ Herston Campus
CONTACT
Tenielle ·
1 RSVP

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Aboriginal flag Torres Strait Islander flag

We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia, whose sovereignty was never ceded. We acknowledge that Indigenous peoples around the world are at the forefront of climate change, both in experiencing its effects and leading solutions for change. We pay our sincerest respects to all Elders, past and present.