The Climate Mobility Community Action Network (CMCAN) will be hosting an in-person panel discussion on the importance of Climate Mobility research at UCL as part of 28 Days of Sustainability.
Join us for an engaging panel discussion on climate change and climate mobility, bringing together leading UCL academics and students researching this critical issue. This event will explore how climate change is shaping human migration, the challenges it presents, and how research can drive solutions.
About Climate Mobility Community Action Network (CMCAN)
CMCAN is a registered nonrprofit from Canada that works on topics around climate mobility and displacement through education, collaboration and participation.
What to Expect:
- Short presentations from expert speakers on their research and key findings
- A dynamic panel discussion on the role of climate mobility research in addressing global challenges
- An interactive segment where audience members can share their thoughts and insights
- A live Q&A session with our speakers
Speakers
- Ilan Kelman – Professor of Disasters and Health, Department of Risk and Disaster Reduction
- Maria Duarte – MSc Global Migration Studies student
- Batool Wajiha – BA student
This event is an opportunity to deepen your understanding of climate mobility, discover how research can drive change, and get inspired to contribute to this growing field.