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Community-led housing virtual social : Climate Cafe

Wednesday 3rd November, 2021 |
This social has taken place.

Free to attend

As world leaders convene in Glasgow for COP26, join us as we host a virtual climate café, exclusively for the community-led housing sector.  The event will be kicked off by Tom Chance (National Community Land Trust Network) and Chris Coates (UK Cohousing and Lancaster Cohousing), and the discussion will then be opened up to everyone who wants to take part.  Share your ideas for responding to the climate crisis, your experiences of climate change action in your community and your thoughts about the emergency we are now facing.  Community-led housing could be part of the solution – let’s work on that.

Curious about what a climate café is?  You can find out more here.


It would be lovely to see you there.  Register in advance using the link below.

 

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Programme

WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION

Speakers:

17:05 - 17:15 Chris Coates, UK Cohousing and Lancaster Cohousing

17:15 - 17:25 Tom Chance, National Community Land Trust Network

DISCUSSION GROUPS

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