Community Climate Action Toolkit Launch Event with the Schumacher Institute
Event Description
Are you looking to act in your local community on climate change or working to support others who are doing so? Come along to find out about the Community Climate Action Toolkit and to meet others interested in community action.
The toolkit stresses the importance of systems thinking, complementing other ways of thinking. It aims to help a group to look more broadly at a situation and embrace the messy complexity of the real world.
The toolkit was created by The Schumacher Institute and commissioned by the COMMEET fellowship. It was produced with the help of an international group of contributors and commentators.
Location
THE CREATE CENTRE, BRISTOL
Start date & time
April 27th, 2023 at 14:00
End date & time
April 27th, 2023 at 17:00
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