Events

These are events we are organising or in which we will be participating.

Our own events fall into one of the following categories

Training workshops
Reduction Network Meetings
Food for the Soul
Social Events

Communication workshop: The Psychology of Climate Change

11 March 2010
7:30 pmto9:30 pm

Venue: St Luke’s Centre, Victoria Road   CB4 3ED

The importance of psychology in developing programmes of action on climate change is increasingly on the agenda. Ro Randall, CCF’s founder and director is recognised nationally both for her writings and lectures on the psychology of climate change, and for the practical applications she has developed from this. In this seminar she will present a  snapshot of  both the  theories and some of their practical applications.

Suggested contribution towards cost: £2-£3
Email sally@cambridgecarbonfootprint.org or phone 01223 971353

Many Voices, One World Festival

21 March 2010
2:00 pmto6:00 pm

Venue: Hills Rd 6th Form College, Hills Road, Cb2 8PE.

An afternoon celebrating the work of Cambridge’s diverse faiths and cultures on climate change, social justice and carbon reduction. Inspiring speakers, films and workshops on the ‘home and away’ connections. Traditional dance, choirs, storytelling, food. Practical displays, games, competitions and activities on how to make real carbon reductions. Organised by our Akashi Project. All welcome.

AGM – All Welcome!

29 March 2010
7:30 pmto9:30 pm

Venue: Octagon Room, Wesley Methodist Church, Christ’s Pieces,CB1 1LG.

Your opportunity to hear from our trustees and tell us what CCF should be doing in the year ahead.

Carbon Conversations groups start!

31 March 2010 12:00 amto20 April 2010 12:00 am

Various venues in Cambridge and various start dates. Cost: £15 including course handbook.
Six friendly, practical meetings to help you halve your carbon footprint.

Carbon Conversations (April)

1 April 2010
12:00 am

Various venues in Cambridge and Various start dates.
Carbon Conversations groups start! Six friendly, practical meetings to help you halve your carbon footprint.

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