Book now: Walk-in climate change installation on campus

08 Nov 2021

Amrita's Journey: Preparing the aid system for the Climate Emergency - University Place, 8-12 November

The team behind 'Sounding the Siren', a research collaboration between HCRI, Save the Children and UK-Med, is hosting a walk-through installation at University Place to address, how does a stretched aid system get ready for the climate emergency?

The installation is centred around 'Amrita's Journey', a graphic novel developed as part of the research, which follows Amrita, an aid worker as she considers what does the aid system need to do to adapt to the emerging crisis. 

Learn about Amrita’s experiences and her seven key recommendations for world leaders.

As part of the ESRC Festival of Social Science, HCRI, UK-Med and Save the Children-UK are hosting this event to raise awareness of ways the global community can act to ensure the millions of people affected by the climate emergency in the coming years will get the food, shelter and healthcare they need.

• Book your place here
• Open all day, with guides between 12 - 2pm
• Explore at your leisure! (Estimated viewing time: 15-20 minutes)
• The exhibition is aimed at university students and staff, members of the public, and is suitable for children over the age of 12
• Learn about the climate emergency and the humanitarian aid sector
• Sign a petition calling on those present at COP26 to act urgently and support the aid system to make the changes necessary to protect the millions whose lives and livelihoods are at risk due to the climate emergency.
• View the project here.