About this Event
In a world where trust is fragile and risks are increasingly complex, fast-moving and interconnected, how can we understand and communicate risk and evidence in ways that are clear, credible and actionable for different publics?
This roundtable will focus on communicating under real-world complexity — when uncertainty is high and impacts are uneven, evidence is contested or rapidly evolving, and when the best available answer can’t be reduced to a single 'headline probability'.
From Covid to legal cases, heatwaves to climate change — join us to explore how we make sense of risk, evidence and uncertainty, and how we communicate them clearly and credibly in a fast-changing world.
This event is for researchers, policy makers, journalists, students and members of the public who want to make better sense of risk, evidence and uncertainty — and communicate them in a trustworthy way — whether at work or in everyday conversations when decisions feel urgent.
This is an in-person event.
Celebrating UCL200
2026 marks 200 years since UCL’s establishment as the first university in London. This special UCL Risk & Disaster Reduction event will mark the launch — celebrating UCL’s excellence and impact.
It will be followed by a drinks reception in the newly renovated campus buildings. The UCL bicentenary celebrations begin in February 2026 and continue throughout the year.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Wilkins Gustave Tuck Lecture Theatre, UCL, Gower Street, London, United Kingdom
GBP 0.00
