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Past events
Past events
Master of Climate Change/ Master of Energy Change webinar »
Join us at the ANU Virtual Open Week to hear about the Master of Climate Change and Master of Energy Change programs that are offered by the Australian National University.
In conversation with Rebecca Huntley »
Rebecca Huntley in conversation with Andrew Leigh on Rebecca's new book, How to Talk About Climate Change in a Way That Makes a Difference.
Climate Change - Strategies for emotional wellbeing »
Join us in this event to hear from clinical psychologists, Dr Bronwyn Gresham and Dr Susie Burke, as they discuss techniques and strategies for dealing with the complex emotions associated with climate change and its impacts.
Heat waves and heat stress: the role of urban greening in planning for a rapidly warming world »
Heat waves and heat stress: the role of urban greening in planning for a rapidly warming world
TEDxCanberraCountdown: Flattening the Climate Curve »
"Flatten the curve!" Our community's motto for dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic has shown what can be accomplished when we act with solidarity, determination and kindness. Now, let's come together and use the same spirit to #JoinTheCountdown. Let's change climate change!
Requiem for a Reef »
Requiem for a Reef is a collaborative and immersive work of advocacy for the endangered Great Barrier Reef by artist Ngaio Fitzpatrick, composer Alexander Hunter and nine musicians. The evening will consist of a performance, followed by a Q&A with Ngaio.
Special Event - Disasters as Transformative Opportunities »
Disasters as Transformative Opportunities: Indigenous Australians and Taiwanese communities recovering and rebuilding stronger
Meet the author - In conversation with Paddy Manning »
Paddy Manning will be in conversation with Helen Haines on Paddy’s new book Body Count. How Climate Change is Killing Us.
COVID-19 and Climate Change: Pacific impacts and climate negotiations »
Join us for this online event with international relations experts Hon. Prof Howard Bamsey and Prof Meg Keen, to discuss learnings from and implications of COVID-19 for global climate negotiations, and climate action and responses in the Pacific.