The Royal Society of South Africa

           

                                  invites you to a Zoom Webinar

 

                                  Thursday 14 October at 17h30

 

                             As part of the Climate Change Series

 

        Where to from Here? The Role of the Next      Generation

 

                                                              Presenters include: 

    Desirée Kosciulek (Head of Youth Programmes, SA Institute for International Affairs)

   Ndoni Mcunu (Secretariat Development Team, SouthSouthNorth, social entrepreneur & climate scientist)

 

Dear Fellows, Members and Friends of the Royal Society of South Africa

 

The final Seminar in our multi-disciplinary and multi-institutional 10-part Climate Change Series will involve presentations and a discussion about the role of the youth as we move towards a more sustainable world.

 

Details of the seminar are as follows:

 

Date: Thursday 14 October 2021

 

Time: 17h30 – 19h00 (South Africa time: GMT plus 2)

 

Venue: Zoom Meeting – see details below

 

Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82015180683?pwd=OWdCT2xWUTR2OFNNakQzQzVybzZJQT09

Meeting ID: 820 1518 0683
Passcode: 109713

RSVP: Please RSVP to naomi@saifac.org.za.

 

Please feel free to forward this information to others who may be interested – participants are welcome to join from anywhere in the world. There is a maximum of 100 participants in the Zoom seminar but the seminar will also be live streamed on the Facebook page of SAIFAC (https://www.facebook.com/SAIFAConline/)

 

If you are interested in watching any of the previous seminars, they can be found on either the SAIFAC Facebook page  (https://www.facebook.com/SAIFAConline/) or on You Tube by either searching  for  SAIFAC Climate Change Seminar Series 2021 or by clicking on https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUBIKpP0s145OFjy_VCxJyaGdvNmyR97s

  

We look forward to welcoming you to the last seminar in this series.  We also welcome any feedback you may have on this series of lectures.  

 

Kind regards,

 

Diane Hildebrandt

 

Distinguished Professor of Sustainable Energy

University of the Witwatersrand