"COP 26: The Inside Story"

Christian Climate Forum at St John the Evangelist, Hill’s Road, Cambridge

10 September 2021 | 7-8pm GMT | Q&A | Live in person and live online

St John the Evangelist is glad to host the first of a series of talks and events in Cambridge, exploring the subjects of climate change, social justice, and the response of faith communities to climate crisis.

Our programme begins on 10 September with a talk from Dr Joanna Depledge about the UN Climate Conference (COP 26) taking place in Glasgow in November. Dr Depledge will explain what COP 26 is about, what it means for us, and whether it really is our last chance to avoid dangerous global warming.

• Sign up for a free ticket here
• Watch the talk live online here

About Dr Depledge

Dr Joanna Depledge is an expert on international climate change negotiations which she has been following since the 1990s. She has researched, lectured, supervised and examined at the University of Cambridge.

She has published and lectured widely on climate change issues, as well as on other environmental topics. Prior to her academic career, Joanna worked for the UN Climate Change Secretariat, as well as for the Earth Negotiations Bulletin, reporting on climate change, ozone and biodiversity meetings.

About St John’s

St John the Evangelist, Cambridge is a participant in the A Rocha UK Eco Church scheme and committed to the campaign for climate justice and sustainability. The church is an active partner with Homerton College, the Queen Edith’s Community Forum, and the Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.