Join us for another engaging one-hour online session that unpacks key environmental facts and inspires action.

📅 Monday 14 July at 4:00pm (Sydney time)

📍 Online via Zoom (link sent one day before)

What to Expect:
✅ Clear, science-based insights – Understand climate change through the latest findings from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).
✅ Interactive Q&A – Get your questions answered and engage in discussions.
✅ Actionable steps – Explore meaningful actions you can take as an individual or within a community.
✅ Support & encouragement – No doom and gloom—just practical, achievable steps towards a better future.

🌱 Understanding climate science is the first step to meaningful action. To be prepared, involved, and part of the conversation, we need to know the facts. This workshop makes it engaging, interactive, and fun—because learning about climate change shouldn't be overwhelming!

The presenters:

Mylene Turban, Sustainability Engagement Manager UNSW
Mylene’s career began as a chemical engineer in solar energy and groundwater remediation before transitioning to sustainability consulting. Since May 2024, she has been leading environmental sustainability engagement at the University of New South Wales.

Audrey Barucchi is the CEO and co-founder of People for Nature, an environmental charity rooted in citizen-led action, with a mission to reconnect people with nature through education, empowerment, and impact. She holds an MBA and has extensive experience in cleantech, conservation, scientific communications, and sustainability project management.