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How to talk about the climate crisis without alienating your coworkers

Eco-anxiety is the new everyday for more and more of us. Talking about the climate crisis is one of the most powerful actions you can take to help - but how do you begin that conversation without paralyzing or alienating people? This workshop explores the barriers we face when broaching the subject of the climate, and how to talk about it in a way that will engage people.


WHAT YOU’LL WALK AWAY WITH
Attendees will develop confidence in starting climate conversations, get practical tips for effective climate communication, and the chance to work with other workshop attendees.


AGENDA
5 min: Short introduction to why it’s important to bring up climate conversations and what we mean by a ‘climate conversation’

10 min: Chance to talk to fellow participants about what’s stopping them from talking about it or the obstacles they encounter

10 min: Presentation of some top tips on how to connect with the person or group you’re talking to

10 min: Short activity to help us express our feelings and thoughts better

10 min: Presentation of the Do’s and Don'ts of climate conversations

5 min: Opportunity to try it out with other participants

 

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This event is free for supporting members of Climate Designers — sign up here and get your first month free, cancel anytime.

All times listed are Pacific
 

ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Cass Hebron is a climate activist and communications consultant for environmental NGOs. She runs The Green Fix newsletter, a twice-monthly email roundup of practical ways to build a greener and fairer world for anyone who's concerned about the climate crisis. Previously, she has worked for Fair Trade, Oxfam EU, Friends of the Earth Europe, BBC Media Action and CAN Europe.

casshebron.com

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