Wales Deaf Climate Conversations
BSL
What to expect
Climate Conversations are relaxed, in-person sessions bringing members of the Welsh deaf community together to talk about how climate change is already affecting everyday life.
These events focus on real experiences – what people are noticing, what’s becoming harder, and what could help communities adapt to a changing climate. There are no lectures or technical talks, just open and welcoming conversations.
Your views will help make sure deaf community voices are included in shaping future climate action in Wales.
What will we talk about?
Each Climate Conversations event will focus on two key themes:
Housing
How extreme weather such as heatwaves, flooding and storms affect homes, comfort and safety.
Transport
How climate change impacts daily travel, including disrupted journeys and getting around safely in extreme weather.
Who can attend?
These sessions are open to members of the Welsh deaf community.
No knowledge about climate change is needed – just your experiences and ideas.
Upcoming events
Wales Deaf Climate Conversations - Colwyn Bay
Friday 27 February 2026, 1-4pm | COS, 77 Conway Road, Colwyn Bay
Join Climate Conversations in Colwyn Bay to share experiences of how climate change is already impacting our community.
The session will explore housing and transport, including challenges caused by extreme weather and changes to daily travel.
It’s a welcoming space to talk, listen, and help shape future climate action in Wales.
Register
Wales Deaf Climate Conversations - Cardiff
Monday 2 March 2026, 1.30-4.30pm | Chapter Arts Centre, Cardiff
Climate Conversations brings the Welsh deaf community together to talk about how climate change is affecting daily life.
This relaxed in-person session will focus on housing and transport — from extreme heat and flooding to travel disruption and keeping homes safe.
No expertise needed, just real experiences and community voices shaping a fairer climate future.
Register