Polycrisis is a term used to describe a complex and interconnected series of crises that occur simultaneously 🌏

These crises may be social, economic, political, environmental, or any combination of these factors. For instance at the moment we have a climate change crisis, cost of living crisis, refugee crisis, First Nations health crisis, as well as more global crises like the Russian-Ukrainian war.

A polycrisis can lead to a breakdown in the functioning of society, as well as severe disruption of daily life for individuals.

One of the key characteristics of a polycrisis is that it can be challenging to determine the root cause of the crisis. 🤔

Addressing one crisis may require resources and attention that could be used to address another crisis. In addition, the interconnected nature of a polycrisis means that solutions must be holistic and address multiple issues simultaneously.

👉Have you ever felt overwhelmed by current overlapping issues?

👉 Have you wondered how, as an individual or society, can address polycrisis? Where do we start? What realistic steps can we take to approach efficient and effective solutions?

📣 UNSA x EWB x PHA x OXFAM x R2P x RBG x CnE are delighted to bring you ✨Humanitarian Networking Night✨ Through engaging and collaborative discussions with the help of our 🧡panelists, 🧡 we can rest assured to gain more practical knowledge on how polycrisis are being tackled in the real world.

🗓️ When: 2nd of August 6-8pm (Please arrive 6:00pm for us to all settle in for 6:15pm start)
📍 Where: Hawkens Building (50) Room S201
🎟️Please note: This is a ticketed event. Food and drink will be provided on the night!
✅This is a Student Futures Team Sponsored Event

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