
What we’re about
Climate Cafés are an incredibly simple idea. They’re opportunities to meet with facilitators and talk about our responses to climate change. The organisers provide a space, facilitators, and some cake; you arrive at the start time (good to be prompt if you can), get yourself a hot drink and join in. You can come to one Climate Café or several. You don't need to be a climate activist. Low Carbon Oxford North hosts and facilitates the Climate Café; we won’t be giving out any information or expecting you to change your lifestyle or opinions, or do anything except listen and talk with each other.
Climate Cafés are an initiative from Low Carbon Oxford North. We have noticed that it can be difficult to talk about climate change with friends and family, and Climate Cafés are designed to provide a space to do just that - with no pressure, and no judgement. See you there!
Have you attended one or more of our climate cafés in the past? We would love to hear your thoughts about your experience. Here's a link to a short feedback form that you can use to let us know what you liked or found valuable about the experience, and what was more difficult. You can also use the form to tell us if you'd like to get involved in organising or facilitating climate cafés.
Welcome to our monthly climate cafes: gentle facilitated spaces where we share our feelings and thoughts about the climate crisis.
We think our Climate Cafés offer something different from the usual gatherings of people with interests in climate change. They are facilitated – so you can be sure that there will be space for you to speak. They are not designed to recruit you to do anything or to put you under any pressure. The idea behind them is that talking about climate change is really important – but it is often made more difficult by our feelings of guilt that we are not doing enough, or frustration that others are not doing enough. So we provide a space in which we don’t talk about what we or others are doing or should be doing. We just talk about climate change and how it is making us think and feel.
Everyone is welcome. There's no charge. We provide the cake and we invite you to buy your own hot drink. Climate cafés are not drop-in events, so please try to arrive in time for the 14.30 start (though we won't turn you away if you're a few minutes late!).
Age limit of 16+.
These climate cafés are hosted by Low Carbon Oxford North. Read more about climate cafés in The Guardian or in Rebecca Nestor's blog post or in this BBC article.
Upcoming events (3)
See all- Climate Café at the North Wall Arts Centre, South ParadeThe North Wall Arts Centre , OX2 7JN
Welcome to our monthly climate cafes: gentle facilitated spaces where we share our feelings and thoughts about the climate crisis.
We think our Climate Cafés offer something different from the usual gatherings of people with interests in climate change. They are facilitated – so you can be sure that there will be space for you to speak. They are not designed to recruit you to do anything or to put you under any pressure. The idea behind them is that talking about climate change is really important – but it is often made more difficult by our feelings of guilt that we are not doing enough, or frustration that others are not doing enough. So we provide a space in which we don’t talk about what we or others are doing or should be doing. We just talk about climate change and how it is making us think and feel.
Everyone is welcome. There's no charge. We provide the cake and we invite you to buy your own hot drink. Climate cafés are not drop-in events, so please try to arrive in time for the 14.30 start (though we won't turn you away if you're a few minutes late!).
Age limit of 16+.
These climate cafés are hosted by Low Carbon Oxford North. Read more about climate cafés in The Guardian or in Rebecca Nestor's blog post or in this BBC article.
- Climate Café at Common Ground, Little Clarendon StreetCommon Ground Workspace, Oxford
Welcome to our monthly climate cafes: gentle facilitated spaces where we share our feelings and thoughts about the climate crisis.
We think our Climate Cafés offer something different from the usual gatherings of people with interests in climate change. They are facilitated – so you can be sure that there will be space for you to speak. They are not designed to recruit you to do anything or to put you under any pressure. The idea behind them is that talking about climate change is really important – but it is often made more difficult by our feelings of guilt that we are not doing enough, or frustration that others are not doing enough. So we provide a space in which we don’t talk about what we or others are doing or should be doing. We just talk about climate change and how it is making us think and feel.
Everyone is welcome. There's no charge. We provide the cake and we invite you to buy your own hot drink. Climate cafés are not drop-in events, so please try to arrive in time for the 14.30 start (though we won't turn you away if you're a few minutes late!).
Age limit of 16+.
These climate cafés are hosted by Low Carbon Oxford North. Read more about climate cafés in The Guardian or in Rebecca Nestor's blog post or in this BBC article.
- Climate Café at the North Wall Arts Centre, South ParadeThe North Wall Arts Centre , OX2 7JN
Welcome to our monthly climate cafes: gentle facilitated spaces where we share our feelings and thoughts about the climate crisis.
We think our Climate Cafés offer something different from the usual gatherings of people with interests in climate change. They are facilitated – so you can be sure that there will be space for you to speak. They are not designed to recruit you to do anything or to put you under any pressure. The idea behind them is that talking about climate change is really important – but it is often made more difficult by our feelings of guilt that we are not doing enough, or frustration that others are not doing enough. So we provide a space in which we don’t talk about what we or others are doing or should be doing. We just talk about climate change and how it is making us think and feel.
Everyone is welcome. There's no charge. We provide the cake and we invite you to buy your own hot drink. Climate cafés are not drop-in events, so please try to arrive in time for the 14.30 start (though we won't turn you away if you're a few minutes late!).
Age limit of 16+.
These climate cafés are hosted by Low Carbon Oxford North. Read more about climate cafés in The Guardian or in Rebecca Nestor's blog post or in this BBC article.