Climate injustice means that people are affected differently by the consequences of the climate crisis. The workshop addresses the complexity and multi-layered nature of climate injustice and addresses five dimensions: Class, Race, Gender, Ability, and Age. We also ask all these questions in the context of intersectionality! The dimensions open up new perspectives around climate justice and show us connections for our individual everyday lives.

Learning Objectives:

• Understanding the multi-layered and complex nature of climate justice issues.
• Discussion and exchange about intersectionality
• Reflection on own options for action

Registration: We kindly ask you to register for the lecture via the Center for Continuing Education if you are interested (to the registration). Once you have registered, we will contact you in good time before the date of the lecture. We would like to point out that the event will be held in English.

We are looking forward to welcoming you at our events! 

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