Join our intimate Climate Café, a safe sharing circle to express our emotions and thoughts that arise in response to the global climate and biodiversity crisis. This is a place to meet with other concerned people and voice our reactions that might otherwise not have a space to be heard or may even feel taboo to talk about. A Climate Café's only purpose is to give voice to how we feel and is not intended as a space to create solutions. As such, it helps to release some of the burden we carry. Many people feel a deep sense of relief through talking and listening, and describe the experience as cathartic. Giving our emotions this space is essential to move from climate anxiety to active hope.

We are delighted to offer this virtual climate café in aid of hometree, an Irish project that connects people through stewardship, regeneration and afforestation of native Irish rainforest. Give as you can - we suggest a donation of 5 to 15 Euro.

Climate Cafés are safe spaces to talk and listen about the emotions and thoughts you might experience in relation to the global climate and biodiversity crisis. It's a place to meet with other concerned people and voice these reactions that might otherwise not have a space to be heard or might even feel taboo to talk about.

This listening space is open to anyone who feels they could benefit from talking about their emotional responses to the climate crisis. There is no obligation for action. This space is also not about finding solutions. A Climate Café's only purpose is to give voice to how we feel and by that release some of the burden we carry.

For this Climate Café I am delighted to be joined by the wonderful Roisin Markham as my co-facilitator. Roisin is a cultural thinker, artist, strategic designer and educator. And a wonderful human all around.

Limited spaces available - maximum group size is 12.