2nd Sesc Seminar - The cities we are

This event delves into subjects like inclusion, refuge, and climate refugees within the broader context of climate justice and human rights. The purpose of this activity is to foster dialogue about the importance of upholding rights and ensuring access for all individuals, including those who are victims of wars, conflicts, and persecution. This dialogue also enables discussions about issues related to refuge due to climate-related problems, whether on a large or small scale. In this context, it’s essential to emphasize that the debate on the climate crisis is inherently linked to a humanitarian crisis, as the intensifying impact of climate change leads to increasingly frequent forced displacements. The activity aligns with the Sustainable Development Goals through social inclusion and attention to the fact that the climate crisis not only affects the environment but also has far-reaching social consequences, making it a socio-environmental crisis.