The Oil Machine

Join this screening as preparation for the upcoming Swansea University Students Union AGM.

Followed by Q&A with special panellist guests to find out what the People & Planet Fossil Free Careers campaign is all about and how to stop dirty oil companies from entering campus.

After the film, join the Q&A with James Marriott, key contributor in the film and co-author of Crude Britannia.

Panel discussion to follow the screening, plus light refreshments. Speakers include:

• Adam Taylor, Chief Executive, Gwent Wildlife Trust
• Cllr. Lauren James, Newport's first Green Party councillor
• Dr. Stuart Capstick, Deputy Director, Centre for Climate Change and Social Transformation, Cardiff University

Join a discussion after the film, with refreshments.

Discussion to follow hosted by Dr. Bipasa Datta, Senior Lecturer, Department of Economics and lead of the Climate Change network for University of York.

After the screening, join a conversation hosted by Abingdon Carbon Cutters and One Planet Abingdon.

Discussion to follow the screening with:

- Professor James Dyke, Associate Professor of Earth System Science and Assistant Director of Global Systems Institute at the University of Exeter
- Sarah Finch, activist
- Caspar Hughes. activist

screening hosted by The Climate Crew Dinbych and Denbigh Film Club.

After the screening, join a public discussion and Q&A hosted by Climate Action Ilkley.

Refreshments & a chance for discussion afterwards.

Hosted by the Architecture + Cities Climate Action Taskforce and the Schools of Humanities, Law and Social Sciences at the University of Westminster. Screening followed by discussion with:

• Lucy Bond, School of Humanities
• Julia Chryssostalis, Westminster Law School and member of the Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty campaign
• Ruth MacKenzie, Westminster Law School
• Wojciech Ostrowski, School of Social Sciences
• Lindsay Bremner, School of Architecture + Cities (panel host)

The screening is free but space is very limited, please book in advance through the ticket link. 

After the screening, join a discussion with

• Anna Kernahan, a young climate activist and writer from Belfast, founder of Fridays for Future NI and Amnesty International Bravery Award winner.
• Dylan Hamilton, a teenage climate justice and trans rights activist from Scotland, and featured in the film.

This event is part of NI Science Festival's Climate Summit - SIREN23.

Followed by a Q&A discussion hosted by The Bristol Cable.