Confronting Climate Change

About

Confronting Climate Change is an annual public event that brings together scientists, artists, policy experts, and community members to discuss our planet’s well-being and share solutions for our future.

This event continues to spark conversation and thought on how research in the natural and social sciences can lead to climate change solutions and preserve the overall environmental health and well-being of our planet.

We invite members of the community and the general public to engage and participate in the event on Thursday, April 13, at 6 p.m.

Panel Discussion

Presenters will discuss the social and economic transformations that will be required in order to address the health impacts of climate change, and together we will think about how climate change might inspire us to work towards a more livable future.

Speakers

Julie Livingston, New York University

Matthew Huber, Purdue University

Bharat Venkat, UC Los Angeles

Moderator

Andrew Mathews, UC Santa Cruz

Learn more about the speakers

More Climate Events

Connect to other events at UC Santa Cruz for more climate change information

Conversations on Climate Justice: Indigenous Regenerative Food Systems featuring Dr. Lyla June Johnston, was held on March 13. Sponsored by the Institute for Social Transformation
Event recording and photos from Conversations on Climate Justice

The Deep Read: Under a White Sky with climate journalist Elizabeth Kolbert, May 21. Sponsored by The Humanities Institute
More about The Deep Read