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SUMMARY:People's Emergency Briefing Community Screening
LOCATION:Cambridge University: West Court Jesus College
DESCRIPTION:What’s happening with climate and nature\, and what does it 
 mean for everyday life in the UK? In collaboration with Wildlife Trust BCN
  and Pickled: Preserving Humanity\, the IF invites you to a screening of t
 he People’s Emergency Briefing - a 50-minute documentary film bringing t
 ogether nine leading UK scientists and experts with the latest evidence an
 d why it matters for extreme weather\, food security\, national security\,
  renewable energy\, health\, and nature. The film is based on the National
  Emergency Briefing in Westminster (featured by ITV\, Channel 4 and The Ti
 mes) with appearances from Chris Packham\, Deborah Meaden\, and a range of
  voices from across the UK. The film will be followed by a 45-minute Pickl
 ed workshop involving active reflection to help us find the agency and the
  courage to take meaningful environmental action. The session will be intr
 oduced by Katie King-Hurst from Wildlife Trust BCN and facilitated by syst
 ems-thinking designer Anusha Iyer. About the speakers: Katie King-Hurst is
  Head of Communities and Education at the Wildlife Trust (Bedfordshire\, C
 ambridgeshire & Northamptonshire). Anusha Iyer is the founder of Pickled: 
 Preserving Humanity\, a community initiative aimed at turning privilege in
 to power and helplessness into hope through collective action.
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