MORNING
10:00 - 11:00
Health impacts of the climate crisis: what action is needed to improve both public and planetary health? Hosted by AstraZeneca
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Join us for a conversation about how the climate crisis is impacting the health and wellbeing of young people around the world and what we need to do address it.
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Juliette White
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Jordan Abdi
Sophie Daud
12:00 - 13:00
The Global Water Gap: Broadening clean water access through microfinance
Access to clean water remains a major challenge for policy makers - 1 in 9 remain without clean water in their homes. In order to meet the water demands of a growing global population and the climate crisis, innovative solutions are needed, including new technologies and microfinance loans. Join us to hear about the critical work being done to secure greater access to clean water, and the challenge ahead in the context of the climate crisis.
Gary White
Faheen Ahmed
Jenifer Coplas
Abideen Olasupo
AFTERNOON
15:00 - 16:00
Moon Symphony - How cosmic perspectives can inspire our role as crewmates here on Spaceship Earth
Through the enlightened experiences of astronauts, and the power of a symphony, ISS Astronaut Nicole Stott, and composer Amanda Lee Falkenberg will take audiences on an immersive journey to the outer solar system. In seven movements, Falkenberg’s composition THE MOONS SYMPHONY® transports to moons of our outer solar system to experience their fascinating worlds to then be brought back to Earth with fresh lens to contemplate “who and where we are in this place”. As astronaut and composer, Stott and Falkenberg are on a planetary campaign to spread the awe and wonder of Space - amplified through the powerful forces of Music and through a celebration of our precious planetary home, they deliver an emotive message that inspires a call to action for the crew of Spaceship Earth.
Nicole Stott
Amanda Lee Falkenberg
17:00 - 18:00
Hate something? Change something: Creating the future we want
Have you wanted to change something but don’t know where to start? Hear how young leaders from around the world have approached issues in their communities and have created solutions that work. From fighting climate change with technology, to transitioning an industry to solar power, to advancing sustainable construction and development – these leaders were in your shoes and have taken that critical first step. We will all need to take action in our communities to create the future we want.
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Claudia Taboada
Siobhan Gardiner
Will
Rayward-Smith
Joe Roberts (Moderator)
EARLY EVENING
19:00 - 20:30
Words are pretty (blablabla)​​​​
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In this two hour workshop - run by and for youth climate activists - we’ll contrast the ‘pretty words’ that world leaders have pledged in the first few days of COP26, with the tangible actions that are required to keep global temperatures below 1.5 degrees.
Participants will work together to co-create solutions for addressing the climate crisis, and will work with live illustrators to translate them into artwork. We’ll display the results of the workshop in the Extreme Hangout throughout the rest of COP26, as a reminder that words are pretty (bla bla bla), but it is action that creates change.
SOLD OUT
LATE EVENING
21:30 - 22:15
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Tide Lines - acoustic set with band members Robert Robertson & Ali Turner
Tide Lines formed in Glasgow in 2016 and have built a large & passionate fanbase through blistering live shows and anthemic songs.
With sold out venues all over the UK and having played to hundreds of thousands at various UK music festivals, Robert Robertson & Ali Turner from the band will perform a special acoustic performance at Extreme Hangout.
Their next full band Glasgow show is March next year at the 2,600 capacity O2 Academy which completely sold out within hours of going on sale.
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Their latest album, Eye of the Storm, which was released in May 2020, just narrowly missed the Official UK Album Chart Top 10.
All four members of Tide Lines are originally from rural parts of the Scottish Highlands and are all incredibly passionate about the conservation of our beautiful natural environment, our planet and our future generations
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