For Pacific Island communities, climate change is not a future threat, but a present reality. Intensifying El Niño events, displacement, and compounding security challenges are reshaping the region, even as global attention has been diverted by energy crises and fossil fuel disruption.

Climate mobility - the movement of people in response to climate impacts - is emerging as both a critical challenge and an opportunity to reframe how external partners engage with the Pacific. What does a genuine model of climate, peace, and security partnership that centres mobility look like? And how can outside partners align their support with Pacific-led priorities rather than imposing solutions?

This Melbourne Climate Talk is hosted by the German Embassy in Canberra in partnership with the La Trobe Centre for Global Security. It brings together Pacific and regional experts to explore mobility as a pathway to stronger, more equitable climate partnerships, and to build momentum ahead of UNFCCC Pre-COP discussions in Fiji and Tuvalu.

4:30PM Open for registrations
5:00PM Panel discussion
6:30PM Cocktail Reception

If you would prefer to attend the event online, please register for online attendance via Zoom.

Speakers:
Ms Beate Grzeski (Ambassador of Germany to Australia)
Dr Aiden Craney (Research Fellow, Centre for Human Security and Social Change, La Trobe University)
Dr Jason Titifanue (Geography, Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, University of Melbourne)
Dr Lauren Nishimura (Melbourne Law School, University of Melbourne)
Ms Bateteba Aselu (PhD candidate, School of Geography, University of Melbourne)
Dr Sara Gosper, (Manager, International Partnerships and Engagement, RMIT)(Chair)
Professor Nick Bisley (Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research), La Trobe University)

Contact the host of Pacific Climate Mobility: Pathways to new Partnerships

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