A short film screening about the risks of climate change, followed by an open discussion with local residents and community groups.
People's Emergency Briefing is coming to Palace Court Theatre on Wednesday 29 July, and it's a bit different from your usual night out. The evening starts with a screening of the short film People's Emergency Briefing, which lays out the risks climate change poses to people's health, infrastructure and daily lives. Once the credits roll, the room opens up for a discussion with the people sitting around you.
The whole thing is built around bringing together residents, community groups and local organisations to watch the film and then talk about what it actually means for this part of the world. The conversation is meant to be open, so it's as much about listening as it is about speaking. The organisers are also looking for panellists from the community to take part in the discussion, so if you've got something to say on the subject, there's a spot for you to do it from the front rather than the crowd.
It's a straightforward format: the film first, then the debate. The discussion is the main event here, and it's designed to be a shared conversation between neighbours rather than a lecture. The goal is to figure out how the community can work together to build a more resilient and prepared future, so it's a good one to attend if you're already thinking about how the local area is changing.
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It's all happening at Palace Court Theatre, on Hinton Road in Bournemouth (BH1 2EN), on Wednesday 29 July. Entry is free.
