TSB Space, Level 1, Tūranga
Registration required
6-7.30pm, Tuesday 23 September
What is day-to-day life in our city going to be like in 2050? More importantly, how do we get ready for this?
Although climate change is a global process, Ōtautahi will experience its impacts in risks and hazards specific to the context of our city. What does this mean for insurance? For the built environment? And how about personal and ecological wellbeing?
Our invited speakers explore these different facets of our urban and living systems and give us their takes on what deserves attention and care as we plan for the future.
Taken together their contributions provide insight into how we might lay some of the groundwork for a sustainable and livable city.
Hear from:
- Rod Carr, Former Chair of the Climate Change Commission
- James Baigent, Insurance Council of New Zealand
- Sarah Macfarlane, National Public Health Service – Waitaha
- Tom Parsons, Asset Planning at Christchurch City Council
- Poet Erik Kennedy
- Chair, Josie Schröder, Urban Designer
Join us for this Christchurch Conversation as we explore how we can best ready ourselves – as individuals, whānau, communities and a city – for life in 2050.
6-7.30pm, Tuesday 23 September
Doors open 5.30pm
TSB Space, Level 1 of Tūranga.
60 Cathedral Sq
This is a free public event, but bookings are required. You can join us in person or online.
The Christchurch Conversations 2025 programme is supported by the Christchurch City Council through the Sustainability Fund.
Photo by Michael Rausch
There are accessible entrances from Gloucester Street and Cathedral Square
There is a ramp to access the Gloucester Street entrance Building accessibility
The building is step-free
There are accessible, gender-neutral bathrooms available on-site
There are places to sit and rest inside the building
Please contact us if you have any questions about accessibility for this event at hello@teputahi.org.nz.
Original information found on https://teputahi.org.nz/