Datum
10. Juli 2025
Online Lecture
Disability & Climate: In Conversation with Raven Cretney
10th July 2025
In September 2023, we launched an online ‘Disability & Climate: In conversation with…’ series for people that are interested in reflecting on and/or sharing experiences around disability and the climate crisis. This is part of the Sensing Climate project, led by the University of Exeter. You can read more about the project and tune into past events online: https://sensing-climate.com/events
We’re delighted to be joined on Thursday 10th July, 8.30–10am BST (7.30–9pm in New Zealand) by Raven Cretney, Senior Lecturer at Lincoln University, Aotearoa New Zealand. Raven’s research focuses on collective action and policy change relating to post-disaster and environmental issues. Her work spans several topics, including managed retreat and climate adaptation, the role of community scale action and leadership in catalysing environmental change, and the evolution of activism and social movements. In our session, Raven will discuss opportunities for disability-led climate adaptation, the possibilities for learning from past events and the need for careful navigation of crisis politics in building solidarity across and within communities. Read more about the session online: https://sensing-climate.com/events/raven-cretney Access the sign up form online: https://forms.office.com/e/fVr6ESpM4h
If the sign-up forms are not accessible to you, please do email (Sarah.Bell@exeter.ac.uk) to share your interests in joining instead. We will then send round a Zoom sign-in link about a week before each event.