Britt Wray: Climate Anxiety and Resilience
The Bieler School of Environment is pleased to announce Dr. Britt Wray as this year's Annual Public Environment Lecturer. Featuring insights from her recent book, Generation Dread: Finding Purpose in an Age of Climate Anxiety, Dr. Wray will offer a passionate perspective on maintaining mental health amidst the climate crisis. Her book, a national bestseller, was shortlisted for the Governor General鈥檚 Award.
Dr. Wray's writing and research explores the rising phenomenon of climate anxiety. She delves into how these intense feelings are a natural and healthy response to the current state of the world. Wray emphasizes the importance of connecting with our climate emotions and seeing them as a sign of humanity. She argues that acknowledging and valuing these emotions is the first step toward becoming engaged stewards of the planet.
While climate change anxieties may be overwhelming, Britt says they are the key to saving the planet.
Don't miss this chance to be inspired and empowered by Britt鈥檚 compelling vision for navigating the climate crisis with resilience and hope!
Location: 不良研究所 Faculty Club Ballroom; 3450 McTavish St, Montreal, Quebec H3A 1X9, Peel Metro
Time: March 13, 2025 at 5:45 PM EST
While the event is free of charge, please register to reserve your spot!