Can hope offer a more powerful response to environmental crises than fear? This free, in-person workshop brings together academics, artists, educators and performers to explore how creative, hopeful storytelling can inspire action and resilience in the face of climate change.

Over two days, participants will take part in hands-on sessions using visual arts, performance, writing and interdisciplinary dialogue to reimagine how we communicate environmental research and engage communities. Lunch is provided, and attendance is required on both days.

Admission: Free (booking required). Open to staff, students and the public. Lunch provided.