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The summit runs Dec. 1–4, with in-person and virtual registration free and open to all. Here's how to join.
Think Globally
The summit is open to in-person and virtual attendance. We’re convening experts across the globe to discuss the impacts of climate change on human rights, obligations and responsibilities, and climate solutions for each area of civil society.
Engage Locally
We’ve added a new panel series alongside the Right Here, Right Now Global Climate Summit focused on creating positive, local change in our communities, led by leaders from top U.S. universities, CU Boulder experts, CU Boulder students, members of Congress and U.S. climate policy experts.
The rejection of Ballot Question 2F means the CU Boulder South site remains within Boulder’s city limits and the city’s flood protection project—among other aspects of the annexation agreement—can continue to move forward.
This weekend brings grad student presentations, “a trivial comedy for serious people,” extreme bowling, an arctic climate presentation, women’s basketball, a double feature at Fiske and more.
Community members have an opportunity to contribute to the Sarah Crump Graduate Fellowship, honoring a brilliant colleague and supporting one graduate student each year in their study of earth or environmental science in Arctic or alpine regions.
CU Boulder is one of 394 colleges and universities recognized for its efforts to increase nonpartisan democratic engagement in the 2022 midterm elections.
Have you ever thought about a video game as a space of learning? The fall 2022 Ed Talks will investigate the role of play and experimentation as a site of meaningful and transformative learning.
At the interdisciplinary Research and Innovation for Climate Change Open House, which will help kick off the Right Here, Right Now Global Climate Summit, visitors will be able to see scientific poster presentations, experience hands-on displays and network with others from across campus.
The Center for African & African American Studies' Kwanzaa celebration will be an opportunity to recognize the talents and contributions of the Black Buff community. It will also offer the larger community an opportunity to reflect on their contributions to Black communities over the past year and commit to action in the next year.
