Part 7/8  A cultural relations approach to climate action @britishcouncil
Part 7/8  A cultural relations approach to climate action  @britishcouncil
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The Climate Connection Global Knowledge Exchange: Part 7/8 A cultural relations approach to climate action

Alison Barrett, The Climate Connection Project Director, is joined by representatives from some key partners from our work across English, Education and Arts and Culture to summarise and discuss the role, value and impact of a cultural relations approach to climate action.

Alison is joined by Alison Tickell from Julie’s Bicycle, Joanna Newman from the Association of Commonwealth Universities and Jodie Grey from English UK for a wide-ranging discussion. As well as highlighting some of the principal impacts of The Climate Connection, this session addresses how cultural relations programmes and partnerships can best support the delivery of the Glasgow Climate Pact and help to inform the agenda for COP27 and beyond.
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