In case you missed the first Fridays for Earth event in 2022 on the topic ofHow do we educate children to live in harmony with the Earth?onFriday 18th Februaryplease find following a link to the insightful presentations byJessica Masonfrom theWest Cork Sudbury SchoolandKathleen KessonfromVermont Learning for the Future. The link also contains their slides, a video of the session and some useful recommendations,
Democratising and localising educationlink.
The very comprehensive information compiled by Allin Gray for previousevents in 2020 and 2021are available at thislink.
We will not be having a Fridays event in March, however, Cork Environmental Forum is hosting an in person screening ofScotland: Our Climate Journeyat Nano Nagle Place in Cork City which is open to all. Booking is required please see link following.
Scotland is one of the leading nations in climate change policy.Over a decade ago, one of the largest coalitions the nation has ever seen formed to demand tougher targets on climate from their leaders. This powerful movement spurred Scotland into action, and a ripple of positive change echoed out across the country, touching everything from the biggest companies to the smallest communities.
This documentary, presented by Royal Scottish Geographical Society, charts that journey to date, narrated by individuals from across the country, all contributing to help battle climate change, be they leaders of industry, activists or community organisers.
An insightful and fascinating journey across a nation, pulling together to tackle climate change, this film will leave viewers with a sense of hope, inspiration, and renewed strength for the fight ahead.
This event includes a wine reception, film screening and panel discusion with special guests including the Director, Ted Simpson and Producer, Finbar O’Sullivan travelling from Scotland to participate. Booking onEventbrite.
