About this Event
Join us for an insightful and collaborative discussion aimed at advancing the dialogue on nature-conscious governance, in our journey towards an Earth-Centred society. Spearheaded by Climate Advocates at Wimbledon, this event will focus on the crucial intersection of theatre, performance, and TV within the broader creative industries landscape.
Supported by Lucy Ward from the Nature Governance Agency and key members of Technical Arts for Theatre and Performance, this discussion will convene lecturers, students, and external partners actively engaged in environmental, racial, and social justice issues within their studies or practices. Our goal is to inspire attendees to consider how they can effect positive change within their industries in a conscious and meaningful manner.
Be part of an enriching dialogue, fueled by tea and cake, as we explore pathways towards a more sustainable, just, and Earth-Centred society.
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Please note this event is only open to UAL staff and students.
This workshop is part of our Earth Day 2024, Earth week-long series of events across UAL colleges and sites, showcasing creative environmental action from UAL communities. From Climate Advocates to Changemakers, Repair Cafés to Garden Societies, our campuses will come alive with interconnected ecosystems of creative projects and interventions led by students, staff, alumni, and friends.
Join the Climate Emergency Network for five days of purposeful play and be inspired to explore your role in driving change through creativity. View the event collection.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Lecture Theatre, Wimbledon College of Arts, Merton Hall Road, London, United Kingdom
GBP 0.00