Greater London
Welcome to the London Regional Group
The aim of the group is to share lessons learnt and best practice so that all benefit from these experiences. It's open to all EAUC Educational members.Not yet signed up? Join here!
Convenor: Sandra Heywood-Jones, Sustainability Advisor, The Institute of Cancer Research.
Next Meeting: 15th October, University of London
Date |
Location |
Theme |
Agenda/Minutes |
4th March 2021 | Virtual | Student's sustainable diets and the pandemic | View the event |
17th June 2021 | Virtual | London and the SDGs | View the event |
7th Oct 2021 | Virtual | GLA's Local Energy Accelerator (LEA) programme | View the event |
27th Jan 2022 | Virtual | Heritage Buildings and Carbon | View the event |
16th June 2022 | University of London | Ellen MacArthur Foundation and London Higher | View the event |
3rd October 2022 | Virtual | Energy Crisis | View the event |
31st January 2023 | The Institute of Cancer Research | Labs tour | View the event |
18th May 2023 | Virtual | Recruitment and international/ national campaigns | View the event |
5th October 2023 | Virtual | Data, commitments, travel | View the event |
8th February 2024 | Imperial College London | Net Zero | View the event |
12th June 2024 | Virtual | Climate Ambassadors Programme | View the event |
15th October 2024 | University of London | View the event |
How to search for previous discussions
Many topics come up regularly on the discussion networks, so here is a straightforward guide on how to search for previous discussions:
1. Go to https://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/ then click ‘Subscribers Corner’
2. Click on the discussion network you would like to search – ‘EAUC-Londonregion’ is the list for this Discussion Network
3. The three ‘Latest messages’ are shown in a box near the top of the page -click the message to read the entire post.
4. To search the list for a particular topic use the 'Search Archive' box on the right-hand side of the screen. Type the keyword/s you want to find out about.
5. You can further refine your search by adding parameters.
CLIMATE AMBASSADORS
Climate Ambassadors is led by EAUC and the University of Reading in partnership with STEM Learning and nine regional EAUC-member university and research institution partners with funding from Department for Education. The goal is to support all nurseries, schools and colleges in England to implement climate action plans by 2025.
The Climate Ambassadors scheme mobilises and supports educational settings in England to act on climate change with the help of trained and supported volunteers. Supported by free training and resources, Climate Ambassadors provide settings with free, tailored guidance to progress their climate action plans across biodiversity, adaptation and resilience, decarbonisation, green careers and climate education.
London climateambassadors_london@ucl.ac.uk
Annie Risner, UCL