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You are invited to attend the launch of the 7th Annual Belfast Learning Festival.
When: Monday 22 April, 10.45am - 1pm
Where: 2 Royal Avenue, Belfast City Centre
Event details:
This public event is open to anyone who wants to learn more about what makes Belfast a UNESCO Learning City. This event is also open to businesses and organisations who want to support groups and teams with learning journeys.
Inspiring Learner Stories: Be inspired by the personal journeys of a range of individuals who have embraced lifelong learning in Belfast. Their stories will showcase the transformative power of education, providing motivation to embark on new, lifelong learning adventures.
Panel Discussion on Learning for Climate Change: Engage in a thought-provoking panel discussion as key experts shine a light on the crucial role of education in addressing climate change and the initiatives driving sustainability across our city. Panel members include:
Debbie Caldwell, Climate Commissioner at Belfast City Council
Keith Gibson, Foundation Development Manager at Irish Football Association
Denis Barrett, Cork Learning City Coordinator at Cork City Council
Ciarán Ferrin, Sustainability and Social Value Officer at Lagan Specialist Contractors and Belfast's Youth Climate Commissioner
Sara Lynch, Head of Sustainability in the Estates Directorate at Queen's University Belfast
Diane Emerson, Director & UKIMEA Leader – Climate & Sustainability at ARUP, a global engineering and design consultancy
Interactive Workshop: Collaborate with others to help develop practical strategies for a greener more sustainable Belfast.
Tea, coffee and lunch will be provided.
Attendance is free, but registration is required. Please complete the form below to secure your place.
You are invited to attend the launch of the 7th Annual Belfast Learning Festival.
When: Monday 22 April, 10.45am - 1pm
Where: 2 Royal Avenue, Belfast City Centre
Event details:
This public event is open to anyone who wants to learn more about what makes Belfast a UNESCO Learning City. This event is also open to businesses and organisations who want to support groups and teams with learning journeys.
Inspiring Learner Stories: Be inspired by the personal journeys of a range of individuals who have embraced lifelong learning in Belfast. Their stories will showcase the transformative power of education, providing motivation to embark on new, lifelong learning adventures.
Panel Discussion on Learning for Climate Change: Engage in a thought-provoking panel discussion as key experts shine a light on the crucial role of education in addressing climate change and the initiatives driving sustainability across our city. Panel members include:
Debbie Caldwell, Climate Commissioner at Belfast City Council
Keith Gibson, Foundation Development Manager at Irish Football Association
Denis Barrett, Cork Learning City Coordinator at Cork City Council
Ciarán Ferrin, Sustainability and Social Value Officer at Lagan Specialist Contractors and Belfast's Youth Climate Commissioner
Sara Lynch, Head of Sustainability in the Estates Directorate at Queen's University Belfast
Diane Emerson, Director & UKIMEA Leader – Climate & Sustainability at ARUP, a global engineering and design consultancy
Interactive Workshop: Collaborate with others to help develop practical strategies for a greener more sustainable Belfast.
Tea, coffee and lunch will be provided.
Attendance is free, but registration is required. Please complete the form below to secure your place.
You are receiving this survey because you have taken part in an event held as part of Belfast Learning Festival between Monday 22 to Saturday 27 April 2024. The Belfast Learning Festival provides access to free learning events across the city each year, as part of the city’s status as a UNESCO designated Learning City. The purpose of this survey is to gather your feedback and to help inform the future development of the festival. The survey should take 5 minutes to complete
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