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Influencing the future: how high-profile individuals can drive climate action

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Oxford Climate Leadership Research Centre and Sports Positive present: Influencing the future: how high-profile individuals can drive climate action

In an era of “greenhushing,” when many choose silence over scrutiny, climate leadership matters more than ever.

High-profile voices can bring much-needed attention to the climate crisis, but stepping into that role isn’t simple. Do climate advocates need to be experts? Should they live perfectly sustainable lives? And how do they navigate potential conflicts tied to sponsorships, business, or politics?

When speaking up can feel like a minefield, how do we encourage more people (famous or not) to champion a healthier relationship with the planet?

Join us as a panel of well-known voices unpack the ethical, emotional, and practical realities of climate leadership. Drawing on their experiences in the public eye, this discussion goes beyond celebrity and offers insights and inspiration for anyone looking to make a positive impact within their workplace, community, and everyday life.

Speakers to be announced!

Hosts: Oxford Climate Leadership Research Centre

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Location
Toynbee Hall
28 Commercial St, London E1 6LS, UK
Ashbee Hall - Ground Floor
Engage with University of Oxford experts at the forefront of climate science and impact.
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