Dr. Jane Goodall is a UN Messenger for Peace and one of the world's most influential primatologists. From her early days of conducting chimpanzee research in Eastern Africa 55 years ago, she now leads the global Jane Goodall Institute and Roots & Shoots Programme, reaching millions of people in over 100 countries, inspiring them to act collaboratively to protect the world we all share. 

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To be able to hear Dr. Jane Goodall speak is a great honour for CDNIS. As part of our role in engaging with the wider community we will be inviting students from a number of local and international schools to join us. Due to limited seats, places have been reserved for Youth Summit participants and selected students (through a lottery system).

 

CDNIS PARENTS & COMMUNITY MEMBERS

To ensure that everyone can watch Dr. Goodall's speech, there will be a live-stream broadcast from 1:00 - 2:15pm around the school (classrooms) and in the Library Pit for CDNIS parents & community who would like to attend.

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You could also try to get a seat for Dr. Jane Goodall's keynote  event at the Auction Fundraiser on the 9th of November at the Leo Lee Arts Centre by lucky draw or by bidding!
For more information about the Auction Fundraiser, click here!