This is the first in a new series of Critical Sustainability Conversations led by Learning for Sustainability Scotland.

This webinar is held in collaboration with Scotland’s SDG Network.

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Overview

The UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) have now been in place for a decade, with only five years left to go until we reach their target date of 2030. Conversation is intensifying on how far we have come, potential avenues for collaboration and where we go from here.

Join us in this webinar, where we will map the future terrain of the SDGs in Scotland. We will explore the current ‘hot topics’ in relation to the SDGs, consider who is involved so far, and investigate how we can work together. This is an exciting time, as Scotland’s SDG Network is galvanising further action through a revamped Basecamp site for active collaboration, a brand new landing page and an open LinkedIn to widen the conservation.

We will also share the results of a new map illustrating ongoing work in Scotland and will offer participants an opportunity to put themselves ‘on the map’!

This webinar highlights positive possibilities for individuals, organisations and nations to work together through the SDGs.

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It precedes the second Critical Sustainability Conversation on 28th May that will offer critical perspectives on the SDGs and suggest how we can consider them whilst attempting to decolonise the curriculum.