It’s officially here! Mark your calendars for the fourth installment of PLANET ART, an evening full of ballet, Q&A with a documentary producer, a dj and much more! Some snacks have also kindly been gifted by @propercorn !

The theme of this planet art is Waves of Change, focusing on ocean conservation! Money raised for the event will be donated to an amazing Ocean Conservation charity @one__kai 🌊

Tickets WILL sell out so get yourself one before they’re gone! 👀⏳ Find the link in our bio!

🗓️Week 2 Monday 5th May
⏰6:30pm
📍Tap Social Tap Room 27, Curtis Industrial Estate OX2 0LX

Brought to you by @oxfordclimatesoc @edgar.wind.society @oupsox

See you all there!!

Join us for a 2-hour discussion with the Kate Raworth, author of the critically acclaimed and paradigm-setting book Doughnut Economics.

Join our talk with the highly acclaimed Dr Joseph Poore, who is is currently building the HESTIA platform as part of the Oxford Martin Programme on Food Sustainability. HESTIA provides data and models that allow us to better understand the environmental impacts of different agricultural products and production practices. Valentina Caldert, another team member at HESTIA, will be joining him.

En‑ROADS is a global climate simulator that allows users to explore the impact that dozens of policies—such as electrifying transport, pricing carbon, and improving agricultural practices—have on hundreds of factors like energy prices, temperature, air quality, and sea level rise.

Join us for an informal session where we dive into Design Thinking - a framework that fosters creativity, collaboration, and problem solving. Originally developed to create user-centric products, Design Thinking can also be applied to sustainability challenges to develop impactful, people-centred solutions for climate action and the UN Sustainable Development goals.

At this event, we will present the findings of two Research Grantees who have been undertaking climate change field research projects in Pakistan for The Borrowed Earth Project –www.borrowedearthproject.com – a small not for profit which works to encourage young people in their efforts to tackle climate change and biodiversity.

It’s officially here, mark your calendars for the third instalment of Planet Art, an evening full of food from @maxlamanna , drinks, art and music brought to you by the lovely @soul_plaza_sounds !!!

Craft evening to make mulled wine and cookie gift sets – or put your hand to label decorating – ready for Oxmas and Planet Art III. OxUnboxed is one of the organisations we will be donating to from Planet Art III, and located in the Covered Market, it is the perfect location to swing by and get all your sustainable essentials. Feel free to take a gift set back with you after, and if you fancy more OxUnboxed, they are always welcoming new faces in their shop! Tickets will be £2 with a no questions asked policy.

The School of Climate Change is an eight-week course that brings together a diverse group of participants and provides them with a comprehensive education in the core issues underlying climate change, as well as the most promising solutions that have emerged across the world to address it.