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Why I will never again watch The Traitors
The third series of the BBC’s hit series The Traitors ended recently.
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How Bad Will it Get? Thrutopias and the Need for Transformative Adaptation | Urgent Futures
Rupert joined Jesse Damiani for the Urgent Futures podcast. Find more information here.
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The Bridge Between Spirituality and Eco-Awareness | Tom Llewellyn
Tom is a well-being facilitator, writer, and teacher of meditation, yoga, lucid dreaming, astral projection, sound healing and meditation. He also offers online courses, coaching and retreats. You can find out more about his work here: www.soulremember.com
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The Coming Climate Uncertainty Conundrum
It’s time to prepare for the ‘Chaoscene.’
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DIRECT: response to Trump’s inaugural -The return of ‘Might makes right’? …& climate-driven decline’
Across the UK in communities, workplaces and wherever they have power, people from all walks of life are organising the kinds of serious climate action that will make governments take notice. The Climate Majority Project is a rallying place for citizen climate action. We help projects to grow, get funding, and connect with as many willing hands as possible.
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Will Labour’s Clean Energy Plan Lower Electricity Prices? | GBNews
“It would be much easier for this Government to win support for its policies on bringing in a lot more wind and solar, if it were clear to local communities that they would actually benefit…” Edited excerpt courtesy of GBNews Afternoon Britain, watch entire episodes here.
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Earth Hope – How through the coming climate chaos we will come to find common cause in spiritual orientation to our planetary home | York St John
The Ebor Lectures in Theology and Public Life were established in 2006 in York, UK, to promote conversation across a diversity of religious beliefs and issues of public concern. Rupert was invited to give this year’s lecture on May 8th, 2024.
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Emergency action
Could civil disobedience be morally obligatory in a society on a collision course with climate catastrophe?
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Is climate activism working? | Southbank Centre, London
Throwing soup at Van Gogh's sunflowers. Blocking traffic and vandalising buildings with spray paint. Are these disruptive tactics necessary for climate activists to shift the conversation and achieve their goals? Or are they antisocial measures that risk alienating the public and hurting the climate movement altogether?
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Rupert Read, Noora Firaq, Will Goldring & Minna Salami | Bridging Divides in the Climate Movement
This video contains content from the Bridging Divides, Loving Earth Conference, a 1-day event exploring the intersection of climate and peace, held at St Ethelburga's Centre for Reconciliation and Peace on the 12th of July 2023.
