About this Event
Join UAL’s Climate Emergency Network for a special screening of The People’s Emergency Briefing, a powerful new film bringing together leading UK scientists and experts to explain the accelerating climate and nature crises, their implications for our lives, and the opportunities for urgent, collective action.
Presented by Chris Packham, the 50-minute film draws on a landmark briefing delivered to politicians and national leaders at Westminster in 2025. It explores the growing risks to food systems, public health, national security and the economy, alongside the solutions already within our reach.
But understanding the emergency is only the beginning.
Following the screening, we invite the audience to come together for discussion and collective reflection.
What does this new evidence mean for us a university of artists, designers, educators and creative practitioners? How can we translate greater understanding into meaningful action within UAL, across the creative industries and beyond?
Whether you are already involved in climate action or are simply curious to learn more, this is an opportunity to hear the evidence, connect with others and explore the role of creative education, art and design practices in environmental crisis.
Wed 27 Jan 2026 | 6-8pm
Lecture Theatre, Camberwell College Arts
Open to the public.
Hosted by the UAL Climate Emergency Network (CEN).
Event venue & nearby stays
University of the Arts London, Camberwell College of Arts, 45-65 Peckham Road, London, United Kingdom
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