Reimagining our future: communities confronting the realities of climate change

Many of us understand the gravity of the climate crisis and what needs to be done, so what’s standing in our way? What will it take for our future to be reimagined to enable all life to flourish? In this panel discussion, hear from researchers and communities from across Australia and India who are taking collective action to create real and sustainable futures. Learn more about this event here.Timestamps 00:50 Introduction: what are climate imaginaries? - Danielle Celermajer 06:50 Food security and the need for resilient local food systems - Stuart Whitelaw 13:15 How are Himalayan communities reimagining their survival? - Mayank Shah 20:10 What it means for all of us if glaciers disappear? - Lobzang Wangtak 25:50 The entanglement of climate and social justice - Rohit Nair 31:40 What it means to be connected to the more-than-human world - Deepthi Indukuri 37:20 How imaginaries address converging crises - Gijs Spoor 42:15 Q&A Speakers Professor Danielle Celermajer (Chair), sociologist Deepthi Indukuri, a curious rewilder Rohit Nair, researcher and activist Mayank Shah (PhD), Himalayan researcher Gijs Spoor, social change leader Lobzang Wangtak, glacier and water conservationist Stuart Whitelaw, founder of a community-led food initiative Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.