Community and cooperation: From micro-movements to major impacts

This Kellogg Conversation brings together practitioners and scholars to explore how climate action moves from aspiration to implementation. While the scale of the climate crisis is global, many of the most innovative and enduring responses begin within communities – through local partnerships, civic entrepreneurship and cross-sector collaboration.

The discussion will examine how ideas are translated into practical action on the path to net zero, and what enables initiatives to scale without losing trust or momentum. It will consider the role of entrepreneurial thinking in designing climate solutions, the importance of credible evidence and accountability, and the ways in which businesses, local authorities, universities and civil society organisations can work together to accelerate change.

Chaired by: , Professor of Organisations and Impact; Academic Director of the Skoll Centre; and Fellow of Kellogg College

Additional information

• Tea and coffee offered from 5.00pm

• Main discussion, 5.30–6.30pm

• Drinks reception for speakers and attendees, 6.30/6.45pm-7.15pm

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Event Venue & Nearby Stays

The Hub, Kellogg College, 60-62 Banbury Road, Oxford, United Kingdom

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