People’s Emergency Briefing | Film Screening & Discussion – University of L

Join us for a free film screening and discussion exploring the impacts of climate change and biodiversity loss on human health. People’s Emergency Briefing – Film Screening & DiscussionThe Public Health Threat of Climate Change and Biodiversity Loss Join us at the University of Limerick for a special screening of People’s Emergency Briefing, a thought-provoking 50-minute documentary exploring the threats posed by climate change and biodiversity loss to human health, communities and the natural environment, as well as the opportunities and benefits of taking meaningful action. The film features leading UK scientists and experts, contributions from public figures and the perspectives of ordinary citizens from all walks of life. It presents scientific evidence on the challenges we face and encourages reflection on how communities and institutions can respond. Watch the film trailer: People's Emergency Briefing - Teaser Trailer (PG version) About the Event This screening takes place as part of the All-Ireland One Health Festival 2026, an initiative of the All-Ireland One Health Collaborative Network, highlighting the interconnectedness of human, animal and environmental health. Post-Screening Discussion We are delighted that Associate Professor Nikki Walshe and Associate Professor Catherine Norton, UL's representatives on the All-Ireland One Health Collaborative Network, will facilitate an informal, interactive discussion following the screening. Attendees will be invited to engage with the evidence presented, reflect on its implications and explore how individuals, communities and institutions can contribute to a healthier, more sustainable future. Event Details • Date: Tuesday, 24 November 2026 • Time: 12:00–2:00pm • Venue: Wolf Land Room, New Student Building, University of Limerick • Admission: Free – advance registration required Who Should Attend? Everyone is welcome! We encourage students, staff and members of the wider community to attend, particularly those interested in health, climate change, biodiversity and environmental sustainability. No specialist knowledge is required. This is an opportunity to learn, reflect and contribute to an important conversation. Tickets are free, but places are limited, so please register early to secure your seat. Part of the All-Ireland One Health Festival, 20–27 November 2026.