John Willott sent me info about possible funding for creating awareness of climate change through the organisation APE - Artists Project Earth. The deadline is next Monday, 20.October - bids can be for up to £5000.
We had a meeting at the Old Broadcasting House on Tuesday evening, where we discussed this bid and finalised the schedule for the travel.
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Showing posts with label climate change. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Monday, September 29, 2008
Meeting re. Climate Change Project
Today I had a meeting with John Willott from the International Faculty. He had been cc-ed on the approval of my international travel authorisation, as he is interested in climate change and its consequences. He and Paul Wetherly (also International Faculty) are leading the TQEF funded project "Embedding Climate Change in the Curriculum", and he was interested to hear about the project in which I was involved. I explained the scope of the project "Voices of Yorkshire and Gujarati Rivers", and he was keen to provide some of his vugraphs about climate change.
We agreed that it might be a good idea to bundle the activities at Leeds Met regarding climate change, considering that environmental issues are high on the agenda at Leeds Met. We discussed the idea to create a kind of working group, maybe with an online repository to make resources and information about climate change (e.g. data, references) available to all interested people.
We agreed that it might be a good idea to bundle the activities at Leeds Met regarding climate change, considering that environmental issues are high on the agenda at Leeds Met. We discussed the idea to create a kind of working group, maybe with an online repository to make resources and information about climate change (e.g. data, references) available to all interested people.
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