Home is where the heat is

​Just because we survived the heatwave doesn’t mean it wasn’t hard. We felt that, and if nobody has asked you how you coped before, we are here now. You are welcome to an immersive workshop where we will make sense of our lived experiences with the heatwave, explore what we can do better next time, explore its effect on black and racially minoritised communities and understand what it all means for the global picture.

​In this workshop, we will take a deep dive into our lived experiences through engaging activities. Our firm resolution is that our collective efforts matter and that change is possible, however small.

​What’s involved?
-Time: One online session on Sunday 25th October (2:00 PM – 4:00 PM)

​- Format: supportive space to share your lived experience of the heatwave

​What you will get?
-A Platform: A safe space to share your personal story and be heard

​- Practical Steps: Actionable ways to minimise the effects of extreme heat in your personal life

​- Deeper Insight: An understanding of how heatwaves uniquely affect Black and racially minoritised communities

​Who is this for?
- Open Access: This event is open to all. Everyone is welcome.

About Us
Youth for Climate Justice (Youth4CJ) brings together young people, academics, and community organisations to explore climate justice and create change together.