Events

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The right to adequate housing is recognized in international human rights instruments and is closely linked to progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals and the New Urban Agenda.

Indigenous communities in West Papua are speaking out to protect the tropical forest. Over 2.5 million hectares of forest are being clearcut for industrial biofuel plantations. Oil palm and sugar […]

Overview Heat turns cicadas on, sparking an acoustic presence that far exceeds their small size. Lecture by Steven Feld – an anthropologist, filmmaker, musician/sound artist, Distinguished Professor of Anthropology Emeritus […]

A public council committee meeting specifically responsible for climate and city resilience, including Belfast’s resilience strategy, climate risks and the city’s response to the climate crisis. It can be attended […]

“Every Bird Counts – Your Observations Matter!” highlights the important role of community science (also referred to as citizen science) for the conservation of migratory birds.

Wild Belfast’s 2026 Annual General Meeting! A chance for the Wild Belfast community to come together, look back at what has been achieved over the past year and decide where  […]

Good Relations Week 2026, taking place from 12th to 18th October, embraces ‘Include’ as its theme, recognising that stronger communities are built when everyone feels welcomed, valued and respected. This […]

Chatty Café’s provide our community with the opportunity to come together and discuss a range of topics – gender equality, cost of living, climate change, education, biodiversity and much more.

On International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction hear directly from Eliza Sthapit, National Director of Habitat Nepal. Learn about Habitat Nepal’s response to the August Flash Floods and how Habitat […]

Panel discussion with Professor Farhana Sultana, co-directors of the Centre for Sustainability, Equality and Climate Action, Dr Amanda Slevin and Prof. John Barry, and members of the newly formed Climate […]

Whose Loss Counts?: Climate Coloniality and the Politics of Evidence This lecture argues that epistemic injustice is itself one of those harms, and that the erasure of Indigenous and Global […]