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Have you \/ your organisation made a start in addressing these? \u2022 How are you thinking about or working towards adapting your organisation to changes in the future climate? \u2022 Are you working within your community to develop place-based responses to adapt to the impacts that you\u2019re seeing and anticipating in the future? \u2022 Have you directly implemented adaptations to, or are you currently in the process of modifying the work you create, programme, or tour due to climate change About the session In this one-hour session, you'll have the chance to engage in inspiring discussions and share insights. You'll feel supported through connecting with fellow professionals in the sector. \u00a0 Our aim is to convene those among you who are creatively shaping your approaches, adapting your practices, and incorporating discussions of adapting and building climate resilience within your work. We encourage you to contribute your examples. 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