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Upcoming webinars

Climate Emergency Australia runs regular webinars and discussion forums to help councils learn from one another and build their capacity to respond to the climate emergency.

​If you want to be on the webinar alert mailing list, please contact us. 

You can register for the upcoming events below or catch up on past webinars. All of our public webinars are recorded - you can subscribe to our YouTube channel to be notified when new videos are released.

2026 webinars 


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Communities and councils for Climate Compensation
Thursday 23 July, 3-4pm AEST | 2:30-3:30pm ACST | 1-2pm AWST

Join Climate Emergency Australia and Communities for Climate Compensation for a webinar to find out how your council can join the call for a Climate Compensation Fund to help Australian communities cope with climate impacts.

When unnatural disasters hit, councils are left to repair roads, rebuild community facilities and keep people safe. The Communities for Climate Compensation network is a growing network of councils and community run campaigns building support for sustainable, increased funding for councils and communities. Imagine if the billion-dollar corporations whose pollution contributed to the damage actually paid their fair share to fix it. Imagine local councils having guaranteed funding for disaster recovery and climate resilience. 

Find out how you and your council can work with the community to build support, evidence and pressure in your role as a council staff member or councillor. Find out more and register

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Ten years on – why should councils declare a climate emergency in 2026?
Thursday 20 August, 1-2:30pm AWST | 2:30-4:00pm ACST | 3-4:30pm AEST
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Continuing the theme of community power and kicking off our series of events celebrating the tenth anniversary of the first climate emergency declaration, we’ll hear from the people involved who brought about that first declaration.

​We’ll also hear their reflections on how the political landscape has changed, the difference declarations have made, why it’s still relevant for councils to declare in 2026, and strategies for communities and councillors to catalyse new declarations. Find out more and register

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​How and why to create a youth climate committee
Thursday 24 September 2026
1:00-2:00pm AWST | 2:30-3:30pm ACST | 3:30-4:30pm ACDT | 3:00-4:00pm AEST | 4:00-5:00pm AEDT

Casey’s Youth Climate Action Committee provides opportunities for young people to work on meaningful projects to address climate change, engage with their local community, educate themselves and advocate to their local leaders.

​In this webinar we will hear about how and why Casey created this initiative - and why and how your council could do the same thing! We'll hear from some of the young people involved, and the climate staff and youth services staff who support their activities. Find out more and register

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