On World Environment Day, Thursday, 5 June, UNSW Sydney will take centre stage as an Oceania hub for a 24-hour online global plenary on climate change and human rights.
We’re hosting an on-campus watch party and you’re invited. Come along to connect with others, hear bold ideas from global thought leaders, and be part of a global, whole-of-society movement for climate justice, anchored in human rights.
- Where: Michael Crouch Innovation Centre (MCIC) Building E10
- When: Drop in anytime on Thursday, 5 June from 9am - 2pm, (UNSW speakers from 11am - 1pm)
- Free coffee & snacks provided!
Visit the UNSW event page to explore other ways to get involved!
Human rights climate solutions require global collaboration. Understanding human rights obligations, including to cooperate, helps us understand how to move forward in addressing the climate crisis.
Featured UNSW sessions explore:
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A Just Climate Transition, by Professor Jeremy Moss.
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Transforming partnership to resilience building: A Global South dialogue on indigenous communities and university engagement.
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The human rights impacts of Australia’s fossil fuel exports.
If you can't join us in person, you can watch the 24 hour global live stream (streaming from 5am, 5 June to 6.30am, 6 June AEST).