
Free screening of the film 'National Emergency Briefing' followed by a discussion on climate anxiety, with food and drinks provided.
Green New Deal Rising | Lincoln are hosting a screening of National Emergency Briefing at St Mary le Wigford Church on Thursday 29 October, from 6:30pm to 8:30pm. The evening pairs a 45-minute screening of the film with a casual discussion focused on climate anxiety, which they frame as a safe space for everyone from complete novices to experienced environmental activists to explore and share. The whole thing runs for around two hours and is open to over-16s.
Green New Deal Rising | Lincoln is the group behind it, and they describe themselves as campaigning for climate justice. The film, National Emergency Briefing, takes up the first part of the night, and the conversation that follows is where the focus shifts to climate anxiety. It's set up as a space to talk through those feelings rather than a formal debate, so it's meant to work whether you've spent years in environmental activism or you're just starting to think about it.
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Entry is free, and they're providing food and drinks, including vegan and gluten-free options. The screening and the discussion together take up the full two hours, so you'll be there from 6:30pm through to 8:30pm. You'll find the church at 3 Saint Mary's Street, Lincoln, LN5 7AR.
Date
Thursday, 29 October 2026
18:30
Location
St Mary le Wigford ChurchPrice
Free
Recommended Age
+16 years
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