Storytelling and advocacy are critical components of climate action.

In this episode, global explorer and climate and agriculture scientist Tim Jarvis AM (Member of the Order of Australia and Australian of the Year 2024, SA), shares leadership lessons that can accelerate collaborative climate action. Tim shares how to apply trust and pragmatic optimism to ESG leadership; he also shares small steps individuals can take to invest in a more sustainable future.

How can we shape physical environments to ensure inclusivity?

In this episode, Sally Ren, founder of Diversability Lab and Director of B-Community for B Corp China based in Beijing, shares insights on designing for diversity and inclusion. B Corp Certification is a designation that a business is meeting high standards of verified performance, accountability, and transparency on factors from employee benefits and charitable giving to supply chain practices and input materials. Sally highlights the importance of conducting diversity/accessibility assessments in public spaces to ensure inclusion, and shares some positive examples of inclusive design.

Climate patterns are clearly changing, and climate models combined with engineering knowledge can help make physical assets more climate-resilient.

Homan Wong, Associate of Climate and Sustainability at ARUP East Asia, joins us to share his insights on building and maintaining climate resilience. Homan explains how climate modelling can be used to predict future extreme weather events, and shares how ARUP adapts real assets and infrastructure for climate resilience.