9 November 2026 to 13 November 2026
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Daylight is far more than a source of illumination. It is a force that shapes life on Earth, influencing our health, our culture, our built environment, and the natural systems which we depend on. Yet despite its fundamental role in our daily lives, daylight’s wider effects often go unnoticed.
This year’s Daylight Awareness Week invites you on a journey where we explore some of the many ways through which daylight impacts our world. Through documentaries, workshops, webinars, articles, and discussions, we will examine how natural light influences human well-being, the spaces we inhabit, the living world around us, and the technologies helping build a more sustainable future.
