People's Emergency Briefing on Climate and Nature film screening and discussion

A screening for the People’s Emergency Briefing film, followed by a discussion of how this changes architecture and landscape architecture practice and education.

This 50-minute film combines authoritative and succinct scientific content from different sectors including weather, health, economics, and energy. It outlines the enormous benefits of genuine and bold action.

Hosted by Sheffield School of Architecture and Landscape, this screening is open to all. It is aimed primarily at architecture and landscape professionals, as well as community groups, charities, and individuals with a stake in landscapes, buildings, or energy.

What implications does this have for academia and practice in the built and natural environment sector?

Where do organisations and professional networks have influence that may currently be underused?

The film will be followed by responses from invited guests from the professions, as well as group discussions, particularly around working between the university and practice. We hope to build new and better connections for future climate action.

Please join us beforehand (from 5pm) for snacks and afterwards (from around 7:15) for drinks and further discussion.

See the trailer for the film below:

Description supplied by the event organiser.