Webinars - CEA

Webinars

Climate Emergency Australia runs regular webinars 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, just let us know.

You can watch previous webinars through the links below:

New Academic Research: Quiet Activism and Cutting Consumption

Wendy Steele, RMIT University
Mark Diesendorf, University of New South Wales

Getting Off Gas: Home and Away

Freja Leonard, Lock The Gate
Fran MacDonald, Western Alliance for Greenhouse Action
Donna Luckman, Moreland City Council

Innovation in Planning for Climate Change

Jane Keddie, Hansen Partnership
Euan Williamson, City of Yarra
Rachel O'Leary, Waverley City Council

Regen Melbourne: Applying Doughnut Economics

Kaj Löfgren, Regen Melbourne

National Construction Code

Michael Li, Climateworks
Rob McLeod, Renew

Getting off gas

Tim Hoban, City of Melbourne
Amna Abdalla, Yarra City Council
Gene McGlynn, ACT Government

Working with community groups

Karen Majer, Transition Margaret River
Cr. Naomi Godden, Shire of Augusta-Margaret River
Kitty Walker, Queenscliffe Climate Action
Rebecca Petit-Bramwell, Borough of Queenscliffe

Community engagement in a climate emergency

Sam Green, City of Yarra
Tamara Di Mattina, The News Joneses
Ajaya Haikerwal, Climate for Change

Protecting our communities (councillors only)

Cr. Trent McCarthy, City of Darebin
Cr. Naomi Godden, Shire of Augusta Margaret River
Cr. Jess Miller, City of Sydney
Cr. Dominic King, Shire of Bellingen

Dealing with the impacts of climate change →

Kerry Contini, Noosa Shire Council
Cr. Jo Dodds, Bega Valley Shire Council
Mark Ogge, The Australia Institute
Dominique La Fontaine, South Eastern Climate Change Councils Alliance

Best practice in climate emergency planning →

Adam Clarke, City of Newcastle
Eric Lede, City of Darwin
Kate Nicolazzo, hipvhype
Dale Martin, former councillor City of Moreland
Hunter Ingrilli, NAGA