Climate Cafe

Climate Cafe

Share coffee and cake with other people who care.

By Extinction Rebellion Birmingham

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Location

The Warehouse

54-57 Allison Street Birmingham B5 5TH United Kingdom

About this event

Extinction Rebellion and Friends of the Earth jointly present Climate Cafe, a space to learn about environmental issues and solutions to them.

Join a different expert every month for tea, coffee, cake, and the opportunity to hear what they have to say for 30 minutes, followed by a chance to stay to chat and share ideas if you would like.

This is a welcoming space for hopeful ideas. It is open to everyone, regardless of how much you know already.

Upcoming Topics:

19th May - 'Why Air Quality Matters' with Kirsten, activist with Mums for Lungs

16th June - 'James Cond, A Retrofit Story in the Heart of the City' with Deb Bunce, Head of Sustainable Construction at University College Birmingham

21st July - 'Electronics Repair Cafe' with ReCognition Circular and T-Level Engineering Students from University College Birmingham. Bring your old or broken tech for free repairs and to learn repair skills!

15th September - 'Individuals Can Only Do So Much: Why We Need The Climate & Nature Bill' with Jamie Russel from Zero Hour

Previous Topics:

Dec 2023 - 'Intro to Energy: Generating, Storing, and Using' with Issy Stephens from the University of Birmingham

Jan 2024 - 'What Eco-Justice Looks Like as an Ethnic Minority' with Toqueer Quyyam, writer of the Toqueer Green Experience blog

Feb 2024 - 'Beat the Traffic and Save the Planet With Active Travel' with Better Streets for Birmingham committee

March 2024 - 'Elevating Your Style Sustainably: Tips and Tricks from a Sustainable Stylist' with Sahra Derkits, founder and owner of TakingYourSpace

April 2024 - 'Taking Responsibilty for Sustainability in our Institutions' with Krutika Ganeru, Sustainability Project Officer at Aston University

Frequently asked questions

How accessible is the venue?

The room is on the ground floor and is accessible even for large wheelchairs. Disabled toilets are available. Please let us know any requirements in advance using the order form.

What is the best way to travel?

The cafe is c.5 minutes walk from Moor Street station and c.10 minutes walk from New Street. There is lots of space to lock bikes up outside.

Organised by

Extinction Rebellion is a decentralised network of concerned citizens who engage in non-violent direct action in order to address governmental inactivity over the climate and ecological crisises which we are facing. We believe that drastic action must be taken in order to limit the extent of the sixth mass extinction, and that this is too important an issue to ignore.