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The Community Climate Coaches Project have announced a showcase in Clonmel.
The showcase will take place on Saturday, June 22, from 10:30am to 4:30pm, at the Talbot Hotel.
The group asks you to join them for an engaging national event that showcases the achievements of the Community Climate Coaches Project, and explore opportunities to replicate in other regions.
The event is an opportunity to learn, share your own experience and be part of a broader movement towards sustainable communities.
The showcase will feature stories and reflections from the Community Climate Coaches, a chance to experience the participative methodologies and community engagement strategies used in the project to facilitate community wellbeing and climate resilience, and the opportunity to learn about their innovative community-mapping system designed to identify and highlight local initiatives and community-led projects.
There will also be many guest speakers on the day, including Davie Philip of Cultivate, Ruth Smith of Tipperary Public Participation Network, and broadcaster and environmentalist Duncan Stewart.
The event is open to all who are interested in attending.
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