Climate Changes Untapped Resource: Gender Equality - Has Ended
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What role does educating girls have in tackling climate change? Education is one of the most powerful levers available for avoiding emissions by curbing population growth. It builds resilience and equips girls and women to face the impacts of climate change, which has been recently ranked as the third most effective strategy to tackling climate change in Drawdown.
Join Climate Reality for networking and a panel discussing the relationship between gender, education and climate change. We will be hearing from:
- Kirsty Costa: Learning Programs Coordinator at Zoos Victoria
- Tanja Beer: academic in performance design and sustainability
- Zoe Mavros: environment captain at Melbourne Girls College
We aim to to make our events sustainable and accessible to all. Our venue is wheelchair access friendly. Our event is also children-friendly, however if you require childminding services or have any other needs, please get in contact by 9 July so that we can arrange it accordingly. Additionally, we want to ensure price does not exclude people from this important discussion. If you seek concession pricing for yourself or a group, please contact us briefly outlining your circumstances, thanks. Our email is: events@climatereality.org.au
This event has kindly received sponsorship from the University of Melbourne's Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning.
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