Thursday, 11 July

Climate Change Training for Law Students

Our course is designed to empower law students to confidently discuss climate change and influence climate action within the legal industry

By Private Goodness

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Thu, 11 Jul 2024 10:00 - 11:30 PDT

Location

Online

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Refunds up to 7 days before event

Eventbrite's fee is nonrefundable.

About this event

Lawyers are in a powerful position to influence change, and this course will give future lawyers clarity about both the climate crisis and how it's relevant to the legal profession.

In 90-minutes we will cover:

1. What is climate change, why it is happening and who it affects

2. Biodiversity: how we can protect the natural world

3. Risks and opportunities for law firms.

4 Introduction to climate litigation: key cases and trends

Attendees will receive a Certificate of Completion.

At the end of the course you will feel more informed and empowered, or you can have your money back!

If this time or date don't suit you, please-email info@privategoodness.com and we can arrange a session at a time convenient for you, whether it's an evening or a weekend, we are happy to accommodate.

More info about Private Goodness here: https://www.privategoodness.com/

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Private Goodness

Private Goodness is an award winning CSR, ESG, and climate change consultancy that exists to help companies improve their social and environmental impact.

We've provided training to companies based in the Middle East, Africa, Europe, America, Australia, and Asia, and won International CSR Excellence Awards in both 2019 and 2020.

Private Goodness was founded in May 2018 by Olga Murray (FRSA LLB LLM). Olga is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and a Sustainability trainer at the London School of Public Relations. Olga is also a Non-Executive Director of a tech for good organisation My Pickle, and a trustee of a diversity & equality charity Donne Women in Music.

Olga frequently speaks about the power of companies to do good, most notably at the Royal Courts of Justice (alongside Mr Justice Knowles), the House of Lords, and the London Business School.