Please note: This is an online event.

We are delighted to be hosting an online conversation between social researcher Rebecca Huntley and Tasmanian smallholder Matthew Evans. The two will be discussing the ideas raised in Huntley’s timely new book, How to Talk About Climate Change in a Way That Makes a Difference. A toolkit for understanding our emotional responses to climate change and for how we can have meaningful conversations across dividing lines, this book paves the way for effective communication and future action.

This is an online event and free to attend. Please book here, and you will be sent a unique Zoom link.

How to ‘attend’ a virtual event at Readings

This event commences online at 6.30pm using the video conferencing platform Zoom.

To book for this event, you must provide your email address.

To ensure the Zoom event stays private, participants will be emailed an unique zoom link and a password 30 minutes before the event begins on the day of the event. Please check your email.

All bookings for online events will be closed one hour before the event begins.

You do not need to a Zoom account to join a meeting, but mobile users will need to download the Zoom app for their device. Desktop and laptop users can either download the Zoom application or access the event via their web browser.

You can download Zoom here.