We are celebrating 10 Years of climate emergency action at the local government level.

On Wednesday 2 December we will gather in person in Melbourne, and tune in online in watch parties around the country, at work or at home for this national conversation.

We will be reflecting on the past 10 years of achievement and learning, and looking ahead to the future. We’ll talk about where we are at, what’s changed and what comes next for councils responding to the climate emergency.

Don't fancy spending half a day sitting at your computer watching other people talk? Don't worry, that's not what this is! This event has been designed as a hybrid event from the outset, including:

a high-quality video and audio livestream so you can really see and hear what's going on
the option to join a local watch party so you can be with colleagues in your council or even your region to watch and discuss, with generous breaks built in for networking, brainstorming, celebrating, or just taking some time out to rest and reflect
the opportunity to interact from wherever you are
recordings of every session so you can catch up later if you need to come and go.

Find out more about the event, including in-person tickets.

Why EVERYONE should book an online ticket, even those who are attending in person:

Online tickets are FREE for everyone.
You can watch remotely from anywhere in the world via our livestream.
You will get all the updates and notifications including access to the recordings when they are uploaded.
If you book an in-person ticket but can't make it on the day (or need to be at home or in the office for part of the day), you can watch from the comfort of your own home or office - no need to buy an extra ticket or change your ticket type.

Your online ticket can be used anywhere and you are free to share it with others.

You will notice when you book that you have the option to add on a donation to one or more of three organisations:

Climate Emergency Australia (help us keep doing what we do!)
Sea of Nations (empowering coastal and island communities)
SEED Indigenous Youth Climate Network (Young mob protecting Country and leading the fight for climate justice)

Donations are completely optional and you can give us as much or as little as you like to one or more organisations. No worries if you are not able to!

Contact the host of 10th Anniversary celebration ONLINE EVENT