Climate Child Imaginaries

This event launches a groundbreaking book exploring how children view and experience climate change.

Today’s youth face the unprecedented existential threat of climate change. The groundbreaking book, 'Posthuman Research Playspaces: Climate Child Imaginaries', co-authored by Dr. David Rousell and Professor Amy Cutter-Mackenzie-Knowles, explores how children perceive climate change.

This event to launch the book and include a panel discussion with intergenerational voices who will speak about childhood, education and climate justice.

This event is a part of Social Sciences Week 2023, of which RMIT is the principal sponsor. It is also a part of the Wild Hope exhibition at Design Hub Gallery.

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