Elevating wellbeing in the environmental workplace
Date & time
6 November 2025 | 09.00-10.30
Professional audiences
What's on offer?
Are you a manager or leader whose work touches on environmental issues? Do you support teams tackling climate change, sustainability, or environmental protection in the North of England? Join us for a unique breakfast networking event and the launch of a brand-new wellbeing toolkit, designed specifically for those working in environmentally engaged organisations.
Discover practical strategies to support wellbeing and career sustainability for yourself and your team, based on new research and best practice from across the UK.
Hear from leading experts in work psychology and environmental politics, plus practitioner speakers from the sector.
Network with peers in the field, share experiences, and build connections to strengthen your impact and resilience over a free breakfast in the heart of the city.
Take away an exclusive toolkit filled with insights, quotations, and actionable advice to help you and your colleagues thrive in challenging times.
What's it about?
Sometimes, sustaining momentum when tackling environmental issues can be draining. This event shares the latest research from two leading experts - from Work Psychology, and Environmental Policymaking - while providing an opportunity for environmental managers and teamleaders to network with each other and share best practice.
Who's leading the event?
Dr Paul Tobin (University of Manchester) and Dr Ciara Kelly (University of Sheffield)
Open to
Working adults, professionals, managers with an interest in the environment.
Of particular interest to
This event is for adults who manage or support those working on environmental issues—whether in charities, NGOs, public sector, or campaigning groups. If you’re looking to learn, share, and build a more sustainable career for yourself and your team, this event is for you.
Event Booking details
We welcome attendees from diverse backgrounds and will share the toolkit widely after the event to ensure everyone can benefit, including those unable to attend in person.
Places are limited (approx. 30 attendees). Register now to secure your spot and join a growing community of environmental leaders committed to wellbeing and positive change.
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