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Climate Change and the Common Good: The Cultural Challenge

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“Climate Change and the Common Good: The Cultural Challenge” and will be held in St Faith''s Chapel within the Crypt of St Paul''s Cathedral on Thursday 23rd April at 6.30pm. This event is free to attend and open to all, but registration is essential.

Speakers are confirmed as:
The Rt Revd Nicholas Holtam, Bishop of Salisbury (Keynote speaker),
Stephen Howard, Chief Executive of Business in the Community,
Laurence Brahm, Author and Social Entrepreneur and Bryony Worthington,
Baroness Worthington and Founder of Sandbag.
The event will be chaired by the Revd Canon Prof. Richard Burridge, Dean of Kings College London.

Following the panel discussion there will be a cultural space held in the crypt of St Paul''s. This space will see a number of different organisations, artists and campaigners come together to showcase a range of cultural expressions and responses to climate change…from architecture to film, activism to fashion (even a few games!).
More details about the event can be found on the St Paul''s Institute website.
The page for ticket registration can be found here: climatechangeculture.eventbrite.com