Climate Change and the Student Movement conference
Will be held in Brighton on the weekend of the 6 to 8 June, is the first of its type. It has been organised by student groups from around the country, and they want you to be a part of it!
The organisers say:
Join us for two days of workshops, keynote speakers and practical campaigning sessions on Climate Change: the science, the politics and what we can do about it.
With Caroline Lucas MEP, George Marshall, Peter Bunyard, Greenpeace, People & Planet and many more special guest speakers, come and meet students from around the country to plan the 08/09 campaigning year!
Book online now: www.studentmovement.co.uk
Registration is open until 31 May.
Main conference ticket Fri/Sat - £8 - Includes all listed workshops, keynotes and Fri crash pad accommodation.
Extra option: Award-winning Climate Outreach Information Network speaker training on Sunday at the massively reduced price of £8 for the day or book the whole weekend for just £14 (limited places).
Fri/Sat timetable includes: THE STATE WE’RE IN: SCIENCE FROM THE FRONT LINE (Caroline Lucas MEP) - OVERCOMING CLIMATE DENIAL (George Marshall) - Biofuels (Biofuel watch) - Ethical Consumption: The Solution to What? - The Trouble With Offsetting (Carbon Trade Watch) - The Nuclear Option (Greenpeace) - Corporate Social Responsibility and its green limits (corporate watch) - Zero Carbon Britain: an alternative energy strategy (Zero Carbon Britain) - Contraction and Convergence: a global solution? (GCI) - Political Systems: Capitalism, Socialism or Anarchy? - Eco-nomics? (New Economics Foundation) - Running Effective Meetings and Negotiations - How to use the Media (New Internationalist) - Planning Your Campaign (People & Planet) - Non-Violent Direct Action (Seeds for Change) - What Role Does The N.U.S. have in fighting Climate Change? - Campaigning Success: Food and Flights in Universities (Food 4 US and Eco-Uni) - The Importance of Universities in the Climate Campaign and what you can do about it - Students: Working with Workers (Workers Climate Action) - WHERE NEXT?: BUILDING THE STUDENT CLIMATE MOVEMENT (special guest speaker TBC).