Past

• 11 February 2021, 3pm

  Emerging themes: improving population and planetary health in the light of Covid

  This seminar series will examine ways in which effective action against these threats might be achieved through a focus on framing, public participation, and an appreciation of place.

• 11 February 2021

  Achieving change for population and planetary health post pandemic

  The 2021 Christ's Climate Seminar Series will examine ways in which effective action against disease and climate and environmental emergencies might be achieved through a focus on framing, public participation, and an appreciation of place.

• 4 February 2021, 3pm

  Place and policy making: How can local decision making achieve greater change?

  This seminar will explore the role of local, place-based decision making – and the benefits it brings in terms of local contextual knowledge and public engagement - alongside decision-making at national and international levels.

• 1 February 2021, 8am

  Digital democracy: How can digital technology facilitate citizens voices in policy making?

  This seminar will focus on public participation and ways that digital technologies can enable greater public engagement in both the identification of problems and commitments to actions required to address them.

• 21 January 2021, 3pm

  Counting the Costs: How are the costs of inaction and action best framed?

  The first seminar in this series will explore how to frame the case for change, in particular how quantifying the costs - using different metrics - and the moral arguments for change have worked in climate change and health inequalities, and the frames that might best foster synergistic action post COVID-19.

• 6 November 2020, 1pm

  Cambridge Zero Policy Forum report launch: A Blueprint for a Green Recovery

  Cambridge Zero Policy Forum report launch: A Blueprint for a Green Recovery

• 29 October 2020, 2pm

  Policy Workshop - Citizen Science for Environmental Policymaking

  Citizen science for environmental policies

• 4 September 2020, 3:30pm

  Pandemic resilience

• 30 June 2020, 11am

  Annual Conference Virtual Seminar Series: Accelerating innovation

  The final seminar in the annual conference seminar series will be on the topic of accelerating innovation with experts from the University of Cambridge.

• 25 June 2020, 11am

  Annual Conference Virtual Seminar Series: Serious Organised Crime

  The eighth seminar in the annual conference virtual seminar series will be on the topic of serious organised crime.