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30.03.2022
Worldwide Teach-in Climate and Justice
About this event
30 March 2022 from 19:00 until 22:30
Worldwide Teach-in for Climate and Justice
A Global Student Initiative for Climate Action
Wednesday 30 March 2022 | 5:00 - 8:30 pm
Sciences Po, 27 rue Saint-Guillaume
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>In collaboration with the Center for International Studies (CERI), we are delighted to offer PSIA students access to a special event that will bring together students, scholars, teachers, policy-makers and activists from across Sciences Po.
This event is part of the worldwide teach-in for climate justice initiated by Bard College (US), and seeks to raise awareness and empower students to be part of the solution.
In a set of interactive panels, the guest speakers will share the latest science, personal experiences, and the many initiatives and solutions that exist to address climate change. Discussions will be moderated by PSIA and Sciences Po students.
PROGRAM
Panel One - Climate, Conflict & Migration - Cancelled
Panel Two - Shaping Narratives Around Climate Change
17:15-18:15 | English, in presentia. Room: Eugène d'Eichtal
Moderated by Chetna Hareesh Kumar, PSIA student, Master in International Economic Policy
Panel Three - Understanding and Achieving Climate Justice: From Inter-Country to Inter-Generational Frames
17:15-18:15 | English, in presentia. Room: Chapsal
Moderated by Ellen Ledger, PSIA student, Master in International Development
Panel Four - From Commitment to Action: Exploring Ocean-Linked Political and Finance Solutions to Climate Change
18:20-19:20 | English, in presentia, Room: Chapsal
Moderated by Ana Lucía Londoño Ramirez, PSIA student, Master in Environmental Policy
Panel Five - Climate Solutions: The Interconnected Role of Politics and the Private Sector
18:20-19:20 | English, hybrid. Room: 34
Moderated by Jeteesha Foollee, Sciences Po student, Master in Economics
Panel Six - Cities: At the Frontline of Climate Action
18:20-19:20 | English, in presentia. Room: Eugène d'Eichtal
Moderated by Tania Thomas, PSIA student, Master in Environmental Policy