Cities and their inhabitants are highly vulnerable to safety risks associated with climate change due to their high population density along with their large volume of government services and economic and social infrastructure. Additionally, many smaller, northern, and rural communities will struggle with climate change-related community safety challenges as they disproportionately experience its effects. Unfortunately, most local adaptation efforts have excluded community safety practitioners and experts in their development, and therefore overlook the need for approaches to prevent and address community safety challenges related to climate change.

In the first 90-minute session of this series, join Roxanne Springer and Felix Munger to learn more about this emerging field, including an overview of the research/evidence to date on the link between climate change and community safety. Additional sessions will be announced at a later date.

DATE & TIME

May 4, 2022 at 7:30 PT/ 8:30 MT / 9:30 CT / 10:30 ET / 11:30 AT

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