Social Inequality and Saving the Planet

What’s on offer?

Come and discover the evidence in this interactive session, and maybe even share your views. To be held in the Lecture Theatre at the Pitt Rivers Museum, Oxford. Please pre-book, as places are limited.

What’s it about?

How is economic inequality in the UK related to climate change? Just how unequal are we? How does this inequality compare to other countries in Europe or the world? Does it really matter much; or is it ok if we just pretend it matters to us and that we are going to do something about it?

Who’s leading the event?

Professor Danny Dorling, School of Geography and Environment, University of Oxford

Open to

Open to everyone but most suitable for people aged 15+

Of particular interest to

Anyone with an interest in climate change and social justice.

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