Collabora(c)tive re-learning: Aye we CAN!

Collabora(c)tion is key to a better climate future. ACAN Scotland is hosting an event to bring together people interested in the built environment and combating climate and ecological breakdown. Through presentations and open discussion the event considers – ‘what works?’ in affecting positive change

This event is open to anyone interested in what built environment professionals and students can do to pro-actively respond to climate and ecological breakdown.

The event will include presentations from both emerging and long established groups offering their perspectives on responding to the Climate Emergency in Scotland. Presentations will be followed by facilitated discussions where all attendees can contribute ideas on what we CAN do to create a better future through collaborative action.

Guest speakers:

Anthropocene Architecture School (Scott McAulay)

Scottish Ecological Design Association – SEDA (Catherine Cosgrove)

RIAS Education Working Group (Ruth MacLennan and Robin Webster)

RIAS Sustainability Working Group (Chris Stewart)

Construction Declares Scotland (Andrew Lieper)

Who Are ACAN?

ACAN is a network of individuals within architecture and related built environment professions taking action to address the twin crises of climate and ecological breakdown.

Find out more at

architectscan.org / @ArchitectsCAN