Do Something: Create Social Change

Mittwoch, 30. April 2025, 19 - 20:30 Uhr 3. Stock, Ankersaal

Panel discussion

How do we create meaningful change? Should we focus on transforming the systems and institutions around us? Or is it better to inspire individuals to change their habits? Maybe it’s both?

Join us to celebrate the launch of Somebody Should Do Something: How Anyone Can Help Create Social Change (MIT Press). Co-author and philosopher Daniel Kelly and a panel of changemakers will dive into the book's ideas and share their own. They’ll also explore the challenges and backlash that often follow social movements, and offer insights on how we might overcome these hurdles.

If you’re passionate about climate action, social justice, or any movement for progress, this event is for you. Expect thought-provoking discussions, fresh perspectives, and plenty of opportunities to engage and share your own ideas for creating a better future.

Afterwards, we’ll host a wine reception where you can continue the conversation.

Don’t miss out—come be part of the conversation and help us shape the future of social change!

This event is organized by the Knowledge in Crisis, a Cluster of Excellence supported by the Austrian Science Fund (FWF).

Speaker

• Daniel Kelly
• Asya Passinsky
• Cesy Leonard
• Henriette Spyra
• Eric Frey

 

Registration required: Get your free ticket here!