Day 4 2026

This webinar will provide an introduction to modern slavery risks within supply chains and outline practical steps organisations can take to strengthen due diligence and responsible business practices. The session will include real-world examples, guidance and signposting to useful resources.

This is part of a 4 webinar series of practical online webinars designed to support SME suppliers in understanding sustainability challenges, responding to evolving customer expectations, and identifying opportunities to strengthen their own business practices. Read more to view other sessions.

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RE[home] – Bees on the Roof brings the buzz of Belfast’s rooftop beekeeping scene to RE[act]. Meet businesses and local beekeepers already keeping bees above the city and hear their fascinating stories, experiences and lessons learned. Discover why pollinators matter and how businesses and individuals can support the All-Ireland Pollinator Plan. Thinking about getting your own hive? Our speakers will also share a practical Bee Hive Starter Pack, covering what you need to get started, how it works and the likely costs involved. Whether you’re a business, budding beekeeper or simply bee-curious, come along, meet interesting people and bee the change.

ESG sounds simple on paper. In practice? Not always. RE[think] : ESG for Business brings businesses together for an honest look at what ESG really means when you move from policy documents to day-to-day decisions. Explore the successes, setbacks, challenges and lessons emerging as organisations navigate environmental, social and governance expectations. Rather than another session full of jargon, this is a practical conversation about what businesses are actually doing, what they’ve learned and what comes next. Bring your questions, your experiences and your ESG headaches and join the conversation about doing it better.

Benedict Cumberbatch presents the latest feature documentary, How to Live on Earth, exploring humanity’s vital connection to nature and its role in our future. Coming to select cinemas from 26 June 2026. Launching globally on YouTube this September.

Billed, with a wink, as “the world’s greatest how-to video”, the film features inspirational, cutting-edge stories and powerful cinematography from around the world to reveal how humans are learning to team up with nature to solve our biggest challenges. Heart-warming, entertaining, energising, the film presents a hopeful vision of a future within reach – one in which nature thrives, and so do we.

Get your hands dirty for the planet! RE[create] : Pottery Painting for Climate Action combines creativity, clay and climate action in a relaxed, hands-on session. Grab a paintbrush, get creative and create your own piece of pottery inspired by nature and the environment. Along the way, explore simple ideas about protecting the places and ecosystems we love, with Pottery Painting Belfast and the Woodland Trust. No artistic experience needed, just bring your imagination. It’s a chance to slow down, get creative and have a little fun while thinking about the world we’re helping to shape.

Who said climate action had to be serious? Play for the Planet brings climate conversations to the game table with an inclusive, interactive board game experience created with members of the neurodiverse community. Delivered with NOW Group, this fun and accessible session explores climate challenges, choices and solutions through play. Expect plenty of teamwork, problem-solving and maybe a little healthy competition along the way. Designed to make climate conversations accessible to everyone, it’s a chance to learn, connect and have fun while exploring how the decisions we make can help shape a more sustainable future.