Women and climate change: is the female of the species more deadly than the male?

THURSDAY 22ND JUNE

7-9 pm, Ruskin College. £3/£2.

Women have a particular relationship to climate change. It is the women in traditional societies who will carry the greatest burden of any weather and health disasters. Yet in the rich world, it is women who usually have the largest say in domestic decisions which contribute to the problem, especially with regards to travel and home energy. Two outstanding speakers share their own perspectives, fears and demands for action.

Ruth Bond is a trustee of the Women's Institute and a member of the the board of Stop Climate Chaos.

Juliet Davenport is Chief Executive of Good Energy.

This event is presented in partnership with the National Federation of Women's Institutes and Good Energy.