‘The Climate–Mind Connection: From Awareness to Action’

About the event:

Climate change is more than an environmental challenge - it is a growing public health and psychological concern. This webinar examines how global environmental changes such as rising temperatures, air pollution, and ecological disruption interact with mental health, behaviour, and wellbeing across communities. Drawing on perspectives from research, policy, and community practice, our speakers will discuss how environmental and psychological systems are interconnected, and how understanding these links can guide resilience, adaptation, and action. Inspired by the Climate Connection Hive campaign, the event invites us to move beyond awareness and towards collective responsibility for planetary and mental health.

Timetable:

11:00 welcome

11:10 am: Issac Kenyon

11: 35 am: Dr Abeer