The Carbon Trust will be hosting an afternoon screening of the ‘People’s Emergency Briefing’ on Thursday 19 November, welcoming the local community to join and take part in an important national conversation.
The film, based on the National Emergency Briefing (NEB) in Westminster, brings together scientific evidence with the voices and reactions of some familiar faces, such as Deborah Meaden and Jennifer Saunders, as well as members of the public.
The briefing gained significant momentum with more than 3,500 screenings having already taken place across the UK with a further 1,486 planned.
Following the screening, there will be an opportunity to reflect on the issues raised in the briefing, exchange perspectives on climate action, and hear insights from others in the local community.
No prior knowledge is needed. Whether climate and nature issues are central to your work, or something you’ve not had much time to explore, everyone is welcome.
We are pleased to announce the following speakers who will be joining our panel after the screening:
- Eloise Waldon-Day - Executive Member for Climate and Council Coordination at Southwark Council
- Jen Gale – Author of Sustainable(ish) Living Guide and Climate Action Advisor at Ashden
- Sophie Broadbent - Therapist at Climate Psychology Alliance
What to expect:
- 50-minute screening of the briefing
- 30-minute panel and audience Q&A with speakers, to be announced, across the community and climate space
- Networking opportunities to connect with the local community
The briefing is only available through community and workplace screenings.
The screening is free but spaces are limited, so we recommend registering early to secure your space now.
