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Seminar Title
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Host institution
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Dates tbc
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1
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T1-3
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Civil Society’s agency and extreme weather events: dichotomies in theory and practice
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Co-hosted by Centre for Floods, Communities and Resilience, UWE, Bristol and the UK National Flood Forum
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18th October 2017
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2
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CITIZENSHIP (T1)
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The role of Civil Society’s agency in governance and contingency planning: citizenship, participation and social learning
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Management School, Sheffield University
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1st December 2017
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3
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Civil Society and Emergency Response: conflicting discourses of dependency and empowerment
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University of Dundee, UNESCO Centre for Water Law with Scottish Flood Forum
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25th April 2018
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4
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Civil Society, risk and climate change: science, perception, communication and exchange
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UWE, Bristol co-hosted with Science Communication Unit, UWE, Bristol and Climate Outreach
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16th May 2018
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5
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SPACES (T2)
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New risk knowledges and social learning – platforms and social networks for knowledge sharing and capacity building
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19th October 2018
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6
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Less heard voices within Civil Society for resilience: engaging diverse groups in knowledge exchange and capacity building
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Centre for Water, Communities and Resilience, UWE with London Climate Change Partnership.
Location: City Hall, London
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21st June 2019
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7
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INNOVAT-IONS (T3)
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Technical innovation for Civil Society’s resilience to risk: Creation, adoption, dissemination
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Co-hosted with Warwick Institute for the Science of Cities, University of Warwick
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11th February 2019
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8
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Co-creative strategies with Civil Society for resilience: role of the arts and humanities
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Co-hosted with Loughborough University (English, Drama and Publishing)
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5th June 2019
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9
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T1-3
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Capacity building within Civil Society: long term resilience to extreme weather risk
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Co-hosted with National Flood Forum and Climate Outreach
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October/ November 2019
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