DCU Centre for Climate & Society inaugural conference - Climate Action: Ireland's Role in a Changing World

The DCU Centre for Climate & Society is a new research centre focused on societal responses to the climate crisis.

This inaugural one-day conference will feature a range of speakers from business, the media, policy-making, and academia. The three conference panels will address:

• How the media can respond to the climate challenge
• Climate policy-making in a turbulent world
• What corporate climate leadership looks like

You can see the full programme here.

The event is free and open to the public, but registration is required.

President Michael D. Higgins will deliver the keynote address.

The event will be followed by the launch of Prof. Pat Brereton's new book.

Book Launch: Essential Concepts of Environmental Communication, An A-Z Guide

The Dean of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Professor Derek Hand will host a reception to make the launch of the new book from Professor Pat Brereton - Essential Concepts of Environmental Communication, An A-Z Guide.

Irish Filmmaker, Robert Walpole, will be the special guest.

Refreshments will be served at 6pm.

Please RSVP to commschooloffice@dcu.ie

Media Literacy Talk: Fake News and Smart Habits

A talk to accompany The Glassroom Exhibition on Misinformation run by Dun Laogharie-Rathdown Library Service

Integrating Media and Information Literacy in Higher Education Curricula: Realities, Challenges, and Prospects: High-Level International Panel

Media and Information Literacy Event Series at the 3rd World Higher Education Conference

Communicating Media and Information Literacy Research to Wider Audiences: From Research to Policy and Impact

Media and Information Literacy Event Series at the 3rd World Higher Education Conference

Pillars for the International Media and Information Literacy Institute: Futures of Literacy

Media and Information Literacy Event Series at the 3rd World Higher Education Conference

Smart Phones Smart Habits Workshop

This workshop is for parents and children aged 10-12, who have either a smart device, or will have one soon, and want to learn how to develop good habits and boundaries with phones.