This event, based on science and inspired by faith, will be held in Laudato si' Week in the lead up to Pentecost, and will include:

· a screening of the recently released UK film "National Emergency Briefing"

· an update on the implications for us in the Southern Hemisphere, Southern Australia and our local community:

o Garry Goldsmith : Indigenous wisdom, culture, perspectives, governance. Issues of biodiversity, environment, the Harmful Algal Bloom and Narungga Nation. The Southern Australia Aboriginal Land and Sea Management Alliance (SAALSMA)

o Darren Ray: latest climate projections, weather extremes, rainfall, food, water, Southern Ocean, Antarctica, Harmful Algal Bloom.

· the way forward - things we can do together right now:

o Emma Sandery

o Beau Warren

o Michael Dwyer

· opportunity for a group discussion

When: Wednesday 20 May, 2026

Where: St. Mary's Hall, Glenelg Catholic Parish, High St, Glenelg

Time: 7pm-9:30pm

Interval: 15 mins with tea/coffee

Film information and trailer:

https://www.nebriefing.org

https://youtu.be/9tLUnWHkGG4

Parking: adjacent street parking, and car park immediately north of Hall (enter through boom gate)

Contact the host of Laudato si' Week Event: "The Climate Emergency: A Film Screening, Update and The Way Forward"