Environmental Conversations: Responding to a changing climate

The Cultural Compact invites artists and organisations from across Bournemouth, Christchurch, and Poole, to join us for three illuminating and energising workshop sessions across the conurbation this Autumn.

Facilitated by Sian Alexander (Independent consultant, trustee of Julie’s Bicycle and former Executive Director of various producing theatres across the UK), we aim to inspire and provoke constructive dialogue about creating culture in a changing climate.

Session 3: Responding to a changing climate

@ Pavilion Dance, Bournemouth

Tuesday 2nd December, 2-5pm

Special Inspiration Speaker: Tom Clarke, National Trust

How is the changing climate impacting us in Bournemouth, Christchurch, and Poole?

How do we adapt?

Who is already working on this locally?

How do we grow our resilience together?

These workshops are free-to-access and in addition we’ll be able to pay five freelancers £40 to attend each workshop. See here for more details: https://forms.gle/9jtibyxAgwvQn2uG6.

The other workshops will be in Bournemouth on 22nd October and Poole on 13th November. If you can only make one session, don’t worry. You’re welcome to join all three conversations, or only one or two. Each event will empower attendees to connect with others and feel more confident dealing with climate-crisis-related issues as a result.

Host or Publisher The Cultural Compact