Metcalf Institute’s 24th Annual Public Lecture Series

Climate change is already having starkly disproportionate impacts on low-wealth communities and communities of color around the world. These inequities have led many communities to develop innovative solutions in partnership with researchers, government agencies, non-profits, and the private sector.

Metcalf Institute’s 24th Annual Public Lecture Series, June 14-18, 2021, will highlight community-focused research, journalism, and collaborations that are pointing the way toward a just and equitable future.

The Annual Public Lecture Series will be held virtually and all talks will be held from 1:00-2:00 p.m. ET.

Monday, June 14
Sustainable Water Systems

• Newsha K. Ajami, Stanford University

Tuesday, June 15
Covering Climate Justice

• Vann Newkirk II, The Atlantic

Wednesday, June 16
The Leeson Lecture
Fight for Climate Change after COVID-19

• Alice C. Hill, Council on Foreign Relations

Thursday, June 17
Climate Change from the Streets

• Michael Méndez, University of California

Friday, June 18
An Integrated Approach to Energy Justice

• Adenike Adeyeye, Union of Concerned Scientists
• Dominic Bednar, University of Michigan
• Aaron Ng, U.S. Department of Energy

Register for one or all.