Register to join COP26 Climate Conference sessions for free (in-person or online)

Tickets are now available to book to attend ‘Green Zone’ events at COP26 – https://greenzonetickets.ukcop26.org/home. Tickets are free of charge and open to the public – this is a great opportunity to learn more about climate issues and many events are also available online.  

You can book up to 6 tickets at a time and over 3 days.

Key education/youth related sessions include:

• 1^st November – ‘Exploring Sustainable Futures Game’ by Cranfield University
• 2^nd November – ‘Be part of the solution: How research and innovation is tackling climate change by UKRI
• 2^nd November – ‘Visualising Climate: Young People’s Responses to the Climate Emergency by University of Plymouth
• 3^rd November – ‘Mobilising Equitable, Just and Gender-Sensitive Climate Finance’ by the Centre for Climate Justice at Glasgow Caledonian University
• 5^th November – ‘Policymaking for Future Generations: A Blueprint for a Green Future’ by One Young World
• 5^th November – 1130 – ‘What does meaningful youth leadership look like’ by SOS
• 5^th November at 1300 – ‘Climate justice, education & gender equality: targeting the connections’ by the Malala Fund
• 7^th November at 0930 with University of Edinburgh – Green Career Pathways – this is a panel session from the COP26 Education & Skills groups.
• 7^th November  – The Department of Education Green Skills event ‘So, you want a Green job?’
• 8^th November – ‘Social Innovation & Climate Justice’ by Glasgow Caledonian University
• 8^th November & 9^th November & 10^th – ‘We make our future’ by University of the West of England
• 8^th November – ‘Youth are Leading: The Ripple Effect by Place-Based Climate Action Network
• 10^th November – ‘Red River Poetry: Listening to a Polluted River’ by University of Exeter
• 11^th November – ‘How buildings will play a role in fighting climate change. The right decision today, means a better tomorrow’ by South West College
• 11^th November ‘ActNowFilm – Youth Voices on Climate’ by Cambridge Zero & Bath Institute for Policy
• 12^th November – ‘Glasgow meets New Orleans, Africa and the World: Climate Change Impacts Culture, Music and all of us’ by Tulane University of New Orleans
• 12^th November – ‘Hope Springs Eternal – A Sonic Landscape’ by Royal Conservatoire of Scotland

This is not a full list and you can see the full programme at https://ukcop26.org/the-conference/green-zone-programme-of-events/

Many of the events are also available virtually so you can still take part if you are not in Glasgow –

If you are unable to attend in person you can join virtually by subscribing to the COP26 YouTube channel.

Thanks to the EAUC network for sharing this opportunity.