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2024
December

In December, SAIL delivered Carbon Literacy Training to 5 Bradford 2025 Staff as part of the goal to get all staff 100% carbon literate.

December

On the 11th December, South Asian Arts hosted the last Theatre Green Book Cohort Meeting of 2024. During this meeting, members shared their progress in achieving the Basic and Intermediate standard of the Theatre Green Book and how the group will continue momentum in 2025.  

December

On the 3rd of December, Jamie Saye presented at Screen Yorkshire’s Digital Skills Event at The Crown Hotel in Harrogate. In this session, SAIL covered the basics of the climate crisis before moving onto what this means for the Film and Tv Industry and how we can respond as practitioners.

November

SAIL attended the first ever Exhibition One, a landmark event featuring inspiring talks by Chris Packham, Swarzy, and Dale Vince. The day offered insightful lab sessions on Cleaner Arenas, Audience Engagement, Powering Productions, and Upskilling for a Sustainable Future, sparking ideas for greener practices in the creative and cultural sector.

November

November marked the final session of 2024 at SCRAP Centre of Creative Reuse, where Mari and employee at SCRAP gave us a tour of their facilities and shared the incredible stories behind the materials they’ve rescued.

November

The SAIL team attended POP29 at Future Yard, a climate symposium brining together professionals across the industry to discuss the big challenges for making live events more sustainable, we discussed three big themes: Audiences, Operations, and Collaboration.

November

At the Mode Shift Conference, SAIL delivered a presentation on the importance of sustainable audience travel. We shared strategies to make travel more accessible, helping events reduce their environmental impact while continuing to support audiences overall experiences.

November

SAIL delivered 3 Carbon Literacy Training Session this November.

November

SAIL presented to the Priestley Climate Scholars at the University of Leeds, covering topics such as low-carbon power, virtual production, circularity, audience travel challenges, and the arts’ role in building emotional connections to the climate crises.

November

SAIL hosted on webinar covering carbon footprint scopes, the GHG Protocol, calculation methods, and tools like Creative Green Tools and the GCC Calculator. The session explored what to calculate, how to do it, and the pros and cons of different approaches.