Eco Youth Festival
In this first edition of EYF, engage in discussions and build upon one another's ideas to share your unique perspectives! We hope to be an inter-school green event regardless of your knowledge or involvement in environmental issues. We invite anyone curious to join our student organisers in games and discussions!
👉 Form closes 1 May 2359
🔴 8 May, Sat
🔵 10am, 12pm & 830pm
👉 Sign up here: https://bit.ly/3xhJUGO
Organised by Eco Youth Collective
#environment #youth #festival
In this first edition of EYF, engage in discussions and build upon one another's ideas to share your unique perspectives! We hope to be an inter-school green event regardless of your knowledge or involvement in environmental issues. We invite anyone curious to join our student organisers in games and discussions!
👉 Form closes 1 May 2359
🔴 8 May, Sat
🔵 10am, 12pm & 830pm
👉 Sign up here: https://bit.ly/3xhJUGO
Organised by Eco Youth Collective
#environment #youth #festival
Poetry Moves
How does space and place factor into what we make of all that’s been happening?
Join us in our book club discussion of Poetry Moves, an anthology of poems that urge us to rethink our immediate environment, ground ourselves in nature, and express solidarity with important causes.
🔵 25 May, Tues
🔴 7-8.30pm
👉 Sign up here: https://bit.ly/2SjdCez
Organised by The Nature Club
#environment #bookclub
How does space and place factor into what we make of all that’s been happening?
Join us in our book club discussion of Poetry Moves, an anthology of poems that urge us to rethink our immediate environment, ground ourselves in nature, and express solidarity with important causes.
🔵 25 May, Tues
🔴 7-8.30pm
👉 Sign up here: https://bit.ly/2SjdCez
Organised by The Nature Club
#environment #bookclub
Planting The Seeds of Our Future: Trends in Urban and Community Farming
The pandemic has shown us how food supply may be disrupted, re-emphasising the importance of growing food locally. How relevant is this concept in land-scarce Singapore? What are some trends and future technologies emerging in this space?
Have these questions and more answered at our panel discussion, where we will explore urban and community farming through the lens of architecture, science and technology!
🔵27 Jun, Sun
🔴2-3.30PM
👉Sign up here: https://bit.ly/3wJUAx7
Organised by Green SG & Taman Jurong CCC Green@Heart
#environment #urbanfarming #paneldiscussion
The pandemic has shown us how food supply may be disrupted, re-emphasising the importance of growing food locally. How relevant is this concept in land-scarce Singapore? What are some trends and future technologies emerging in this space?
Have these questions and more answered at our panel discussion, where we will explore urban and community farming through the lens of architecture, science and technology!
🔵27 Jun, Sun
🔴2-3.30PM
👉Sign up here: https://bit.ly/3wJUAx7
Organised by Green SG & Taman Jurong CCC Green@Heart
#environment #urbanfarming #paneldiscussion
North West Sustainability Forum
Practice a sustainable lifestyle? Love the environment? Want to find out how to turn your sustainability-related ideas into action? Join us and our expert guest speakers in this discussion!
🔵 11 Jul, Sun
🔴 3-4.30PM
👉 Sign up here: https://bit.ly/3At1IAt
Organised by North West Community Development Council
#environment #sustainability #paneldiscussion
Practice a sustainable lifestyle? Love the environment? Want to find out how to turn your sustainability-related ideas into action? Join us and our expert guest speakers in this discussion!
🔵 11 Jul, Sun
🔴 3-4.30PM
👉 Sign up here: https://bit.ly/3At1IAt
Organised by North West Community Development Council
#environment #sustainability #paneldiscussion
What to do when the world is on Red Alert
The new UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report on climate change is out. It’s grim.
We know this can be discouraging, infuriating, even overwhelming. Join GreenCheck on Wednesday for an informal community conversation as we work through the report conclusions, our feelings, and some possible next steps.
🔴 25 Aug, Wed
🔵 9pm
👉 Sign up here: https://bit.ly/3sEvGha
Organised by GreenCheck
#environment #conversations
The new UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report on climate change is out. It’s grim.
We know this can be discouraging, infuriating, even overwhelming. Join GreenCheck on Wednesday for an informal community conversation as we work through the report conclusions, our feelings, and some possible next steps.
🔴 25 Aug, Wed
🔵 9pm
👉 Sign up here: https://bit.ly/3sEvGha
Organised by GreenCheck
#environment #conversations
What's up with COP26?
Are you looking to know more about the upcoming COP26? Do you have expectations, concerns, stories or insights to share about the upcoming international climate change negotiations? Join us for "What's up with COP26" as we bring together environmentalists in the Asian region in the run-up to COP26!
🔴 23 Oct, Sat
🔵 10am - 12pm
👉 Sign up here: https://bit.ly/3lv0XBx
Organised by SG Youth for Climate Action
#climate #youth #environment
Are you looking to know more about the upcoming COP26? Do you have expectations, concerns, stories or insights to share about the upcoming international climate change negotiations? Join us for "What's up with COP26" as we bring together environmentalists in the Asian region in the run-up to COP26!
🔴 23 Oct, Sat
🔵 10am - 12pm
👉 Sign up here: https://bit.ly/3lv0XBx
Organised by SG Youth for Climate Action
#climate #youth #environment
SG Climate Rally 2021: The People in Crisis
The People in Crisis is a rally centering the voices of ordinary people from different communities who will speak on the effects of climate change on their communities and the action that is urgently needed for a green and just transition in the face of climate change.
🔵 5 Dec, Sun
🔴 3 - 5pm
👉 Sign up here: https://bit.ly/3rnwbOb
Organised by Singapore Climate Rally
#environment #conversations
The People in Crisis is a rally centering the voices of ordinary people from different communities who will speak on the effects of climate change on their communities and the action that is urgently needed for a green and just transition in the face of climate change.
🔵 5 Dec, Sun
🔴 3 - 5pm
👉 Sign up here: https://bit.ly/3rnwbOb
Organised by Singapore Climate Rally
#environment #conversations
Making Kin with the Urban Jungle
How do we make kin in the face of urbanisation?
Join authors Ann Ang and Constance Singam in conversation with Tok XinYing in this event as they explore the complex entanglements between urbanisation and nature, and discuss our agency in rebuilding our connections with nature. From animal encounters and natural knowledge to community gardening and nature walks, this panel will discuss the possibilities that exist to recentre kinship within our urban lives, and deepen our understanding of the diverse ecosystem that we are part of.
🔵 4 Dec, Sat
🔴 4 - 5pm
👉 Sign up here: https://bit.ly/3FWcQaP
Organised by Books & Beer, Ethos Books, Climate Conversations
#environment #paneldiscussion
How do we make kin in the face of urbanisation?
Join authors Ann Ang and Constance Singam in conversation with Tok XinYing in this event as they explore the complex entanglements between urbanisation and nature, and discuss our agency in rebuilding our connections with nature. From animal encounters and natural knowledge to community gardening and nature walks, this panel will discuss the possibilities that exist to recentre kinship within our urban lives, and deepen our understanding of the diverse ecosystem that we are part of.
🔵 4 Dec, Sat
🔴 4 - 5pm
👉 Sign up here: https://bit.ly/3FWcQaP
Organised by Books & Beer, Ethos Books, Climate Conversations
#environment #paneldiscussion
Hereafter: A Youth-led Forum
How do we build a place that has seemingly been built beyond its edges?
Join us in STPI’s very first youth-led forum as we contemplate the complexities of land reclamation in Singapore. This panel features Madhumitha Ardhanari (Senior Sustainability Strategist at Forum for the Future), Ho Xiang Tian (LepakinSG) & Woo Qiyun (sustainability consultant & founder of The Weird and Wild), moderated by Tim Min Jie. The panel will deliberate sand as a commodity, question the narratives and realities of reclamation and development, and explore how we may navigate through the impacts and anxieties they bring.
🔴 22 Jan, Sat
🔵 3-430pm
⚪️ Onsite and livestream
👉 Sign up here: https://bit.ly/3nwshA3
Organised by STPI
#environment #paneldiscussion
How do we build a place that has seemingly been built beyond its edges?
Join us in STPI’s very first youth-led forum as we contemplate the complexities of land reclamation in Singapore. This panel features Madhumitha Ardhanari (Senior Sustainability Strategist at Forum for the Future), Ho Xiang Tian (LepakinSG) & Woo Qiyun (sustainability consultant & founder of The Weird and Wild), moderated by Tim Min Jie. The panel will deliberate sand as a commodity, question the narratives and realities of reclamation and development, and explore how we may navigate through the impacts and anxieties they bring.
🔴 22 Jan, Sat
🔵 3-430pm
⚪️ Onsite and livestream
👉 Sign up here: https://bit.ly/3nwshA3
Organised by STPI
#environment #paneldiscussion
Turning Anxiety Into Action
Does talking about the climate make you nervous? Is climate-anxiety something you see all around you?
During this event we will have youth speakers along with inspiring leaders talk about their journey and share tips on how to keep going and empower others to take meaningful climate action.
🔴 21 Jan, Fri
🔵 5-6.15pm
👉 Sign up here: https://bit.ly/33EGBz8
Organised by CDL Sustainability, Singapore Sustainability Academy, Youth4climate & Singapore Youth for Climate Action
#environment #paneldiscussion
Does talking about the climate make you nervous? Is climate-anxiety something you see all around you?
During this event we will have youth speakers along with inspiring leaders talk about their journey and share tips on how to keep going and empower others to take meaningful climate action.
🔴 21 Jan, Fri
🔵 5-6.15pm
👉 Sign up here: https://bit.ly/33EGBz8
Organised by CDL Sustainability, Singapore Sustainability Academy, Youth4climate & Singapore Youth for Climate Action
#environment #paneldiscussion
SG Green Groups Town Hall Budget Meeting
The Parliamentary Budget is coming up in February and it a good opportunity to surface your wishlist for green/brown/blue/conservation/biodiversity/climate issues via Budget Cuts.
Join us for the next SG Green Groups Budget town hall event to share, contribute to and co-create possible Budget Cuts and Parliamentary Questions that could be raised as a collective community.
🔴 30 Jan, Sun
🔵 8-9.30pm
👉 Sign up here: https://bit.ly/323N0DH
Organised by SG Green Groups Townhall
#environment #conversations
The Parliamentary Budget is coming up in February and it a good opportunity to surface your wishlist for green/brown/blue/conservation/biodiversity/climate issues via Budget Cuts.
Join us for the next SG Green Groups Budget town hall event to share, contribute to and co-create possible Budget Cuts and Parliamentary Questions that could be raised as a collective community.
🔴 30 Jan, Sun
🔵 8-9.30pm
👉 Sign up here: https://bit.ly/323N0DH
Organised by SG Green Groups Townhall
#environment #conversations
Paint the Town Green
Singapore's parks and tree lined roads help to infuse an atmosphere of greeness into our urban city. Singapore's Green Plan 2030, a national roadmap towards sustainable development and net-zero emissions features City in Nature as one of its pillars which seeks to further integrate nature within our city. Join this talk to learn more about conserving and creating green spaces for biodiversity and us.
🔴 15 Feb, Tue
🔵 7.30pm - 8.30pm
👉 Sign up here: https://bit.ly/3HKoDKK
Organised by National Library Board
#environment #talks
Singapore's parks and tree lined roads help to infuse an atmosphere of greeness into our urban city. Singapore's Green Plan 2030, a national roadmap towards sustainable development and net-zero emissions features City in Nature as one of its pillars which seeks to further integrate nature within our city. Join this talk to learn more about conserving and creating green spaces for biodiversity and us.
🔴 15 Feb, Tue
🔵 7.30pm - 8.30pm
👉 Sign up here: https://bit.ly/3HKoDKK
Organised by National Library Board
#environment #talks
Fashion x Sustainability: Production, Innovation, Consumption
Fashion production is a highly resource intensive process that impacts the environment negatively. More often than not, we buy more than we need, creating unnecessary waste.
Join us for our upcoming webinar as we reveal the unknowns of the fashion supply chain and discuss ways we can make a difference with our conscious fashion choices.
🔴 31 Mar, Thurs
🔵 8 - 930pm
👉 Sign up here: https://bit.ly/37WQeeE
Organised by GreenSG Collab
#environment #fashion #sustainability
Fashion production is a highly resource intensive process that impacts the environment negatively. More often than not, we buy more than we need, creating unnecessary waste.
Join us for our upcoming webinar as we reveal the unknowns of the fashion supply chain and discuss ways we can make a difference with our conscious fashion choices.
🔴 31 Mar, Thurs
🔵 8 - 930pm
👉 Sign up here: https://bit.ly/37WQeeE
Organised by GreenSG Collab
#environment #fashion #sustainability
The Word for World is Forest
Join Alfian Sa'at, Kevin Martens Wong and Jacqui Hocking as they explore how the forest and nature at large shape our language, and how language, in turn, directs our relationship with our ecosystems!
🔴 14 May, Sat
🔵 3pm
⚪ STPI Gallery & Zoom
👉 Sign up here: https://bit.ly/3vw6htb
Organised by STPI Creative Workshop and Gallery
#environment
Join Alfian Sa'at, Kevin Martens Wong and Jacqui Hocking as they explore how the forest and nature at large shape our language, and how language, in turn, directs our relationship with our ecosystems!
🔴 14 May, Sat
🔵 3pm
⚪ STPI Gallery & Zoom
👉 Sign up here: https://bit.ly/3vw6htb
Organised by STPI Creative Workshop and Gallery
#environment
Treasures from our Forests
What is in a forest? How can knowledge systems foster greater care for our earth?
In collaboration with Singapore Heritage Festival 2022, Ethos Books is proud to present this online panel, featuring Diana Rahim, Darren Quek, Angela Ferguson and moderated by Woo Qiyun. Our panelists will explore the ways in which we can rekindle our connection with our natural heritage.
🔴 21 May, Sat
🔵 10.30am - 12pm
👉 Sign up here: https://bit.ly/3kPs49h
Organised by Ethos Books
#environment #heritage #paneldiscussion
What is in a forest? How can knowledge systems foster greater care for our earth?
In collaboration with Singapore Heritage Festival 2022, Ethos Books is proud to present this online panel, featuring Diana Rahim, Darren Quek, Angela Ferguson and moderated by Woo Qiyun. Our panelists will explore the ways in which we can rekindle our connection with our natural heritage.
🔴 21 May, Sat
🔵 10.30am - 12pm
👉 Sign up here: https://bit.ly/3kPs49h
Organised by Ethos Books
#environment #heritage #paneldiscussion
Singapore’s Natural Heritage: Are We Doing Enough to Safeguard Its Future?
Singapore has an immensely rich natural heritage. Nonetheless, the resilience of our biological natural resources must not be taken for granted, as it is intimately tied to our survival as a nation.
Join our panelists as we explore how our colonial legacy, shifting socio-cultural biases and current infrastructural capabilities have shaped our attitudes towards nature, and discuss how individuals and groups–through the lens of Education, Civil Society and Science–can play a part to safeguard Singapore’s natural heritage.
🔴 20 May, Fri
🔵 7pm
🗺 LT27, NUS Faculty of Science or Online (Zoom)
👉 Sign up here: https://bit.ly/3Lju5W2
Organised by Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum
#environment #paneldiscussion
Singapore has an immensely rich natural heritage. Nonetheless, the resilience of our biological natural resources must not be taken for granted, as it is intimately tied to our survival as a nation.
Join our panelists as we explore how our colonial legacy, shifting socio-cultural biases and current infrastructural capabilities have shaped our attitudes towards nature, and discuss how individuals and groups–through the lens of Education, Civil Society and Science–can play a part to safeguard Singapore’s natural heritage.
🔴 20 May, Fri
🔵 7pm
🗺 LT27, NUS Faculty of Science or Online (Zoom)
👉 Sign up here: https://bit.ly/3Lju5W2
Organised by Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum
#environment #paneldiscussion