CFA: Climate Futures Workshop 2021 (Online/Asynchronous/June 16-30)

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Call for Abstracts: Climate Futures Workshop 2021

Theme: Climate Solutions, Money, and Politics
Deadline: March 31

Dates: June 16-30

More details here

Abstract submission form here

We invite problem-driven, practically-minded researchers from any discipline to submit a 300-500 word abstract describing a future work-in progress presentation (15-20 minute video or 2,500-3,500 word written text). Work should be on the theme of climate solutions, money, and politics.

Presentations (text or video) will be hosted on a members-only website, and discussion of presentations will unfold asynchronously in an online forum on that website. We will also have two opportunities for synchronous discussion, scheduled to include a range of time zones.

We especially encourage submissions by people from geographic, demographic, and disciplinary groups that are traditionally underrepresented in climate policy discussions.

Current participants include Robert Keohane, John Broome, Rebecca Henderson, Michael Oppenheimer, Simon Caney, Alyssa Bernstein, Paul Kelleher, Rachel Kyte, Angel Hsu, Alexandre Gajevic Sayegh, Matto Mildenberger, Jessica Green, and Thea Riofrancos. More will be announced as they are confirmed.

The Climate Futures Workshop 2021 is sponsored by the Climate Futures Initiative, the High Meadows Environmental Institute, and the Center for Human Values at Princeton University.  The Organizing Committee includes Ewan Kingston (Chair), Kian Mintz-Woo, Sara Constantino, and Alexander Gard-Murray.