How do we define activism today and who gets to be called an activist?
Join us for our next Sustainability Seminar, where we unpack the many shapes climate activism can take, from grassroots organising to community energy and institutional lobbying.

In this conversation, we’ll challenge stereotypes surrounding the word activist and highlight how climate action happens in diverse, creative and often overlooked ways. Whether you're a seasoned campaigner, curious about advocacy, or exploring how to take meaningful action, this session will offer insight into what activism looks like in 2026.

Event Details

Date: 26 March 2026

Time: 15:00–16:30 GMT

Location: Online via Microsoft Teams

Speakers

Hear from an exciting panel of organisers, researchers and movement leaders, each offering a unique perspective on how social change happens:

• Agnès Brulet – Executive Director at Les Nouvelles Voix, specialising in media training and supporting underrepresented climate leaders.
• Martin Frebourg – Climate Justice Campaigns & Movement Building Coordinator, Fossil Free Careers, with experience mobilising students to drive institutional climate action.
• Anna Rebmann – Lecturer in Social Entrepreneurship at King’s Business School, working on community energy projects and local climate partnerships.
• Scarlett Westbrook – Youth climate justice activist, parliamentary policy writer, and co‑founder of Teach the Future.

Above all, the event creates a supportive and open space to reflect on what meaningful action looks like for you. Whether you’re new to activism or already engaged, you’ll be encouraged to consider the forms of climate action that align with your skills, interests, and values.