SPS Webinar: June 17, 2024 - 1-2 pm ET - Climate Literacy: Mapping the Landscape for Collective Wellbeing CEs: 1 Social Work Contact Hour. This presentation addresses climate as an environmental driver of health. The aim of this presentation is to increase climate literacy by mapping the landscape of climate change, climate impacts, climate justice and climate resilience. Climate literacy is viewed through a multi-level lens that includes micro, mezzo, and macro-levels. The session emphasizes implications for social workers and implications for our collective wellbeing as a global society. https://buff.ly/4ensDl5
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This resource created by my lovely friend Meghan Wise is so touching. I believe, the tools shared here, can be very applicable in our #energyefficiency and #decarbonization work helping to build joy and #empathy in all aspects of our human engagements. I know Unrooz Solutions can adopt many of the strategies presented when we engage with our community members in workgroups, listening sessions, or other forums and workshops. Meghan also helped me see the benefit of using art as a way to heal and create connection. I will be using this in one our next in-person meetings or workshops! Are there particular strategies that resonate with you? What can you integrate in your work?
Over the last couple of years, I’ve been slowly chipping away at my next climate care and communication handbook. It's FINALLY ready to share. 🌱 The intent of this handbook is to weave together an accessible tapestry of climate communication approaches, strategies, and ideas to support caring conversations and messaging to meaningfully address magnifying impacts of human caused climate change on individuals, communities and systems. Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson’s Climate Venn Diagram calls us in to reflect on what brings us joy, what we are good at, and what needs doing. Creating care-based, climate focused resources that support community climate engagement, conversation, creativity, wellbeing and a feeling of possibility toward meaningful action and better futures for all, sits at the nexus of my Venn diagram. This is not a perfect resource, nor a complete guide on these important issues. But hopefully it is a welcoming stepping stone for anyone looking for ways to deepen or expand their approaches to communicating climate change issues, challenges, stories, hope, joy, uncertainly, possibilities, and pathways for uplifting collective, interspecies dignity and thriving 💚 https://lnkd.in/gyTZKz5q
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Over the last couple of years, I’ve been slowly chipping away at my next climate care and communication handbook. It's FINALLY ready to share. 🌱 The intent of this handbook is to weave together an accessible tapestry of climate communication approaches, strategies, and ideas to support caring conversations and messaging to meaningfully address magnifying impacts of human caused climate change on individuals, communities and systems. Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson’s Climate Venn Diagram calls us in to reflect on what brings us joy, what we are good at, and what needs doing. Creating care-based, climate focused resources that support community climate engagement, conversation, creativity, wellbeing and a feeling of possibility toward meaningful action and better futures for all, sits at the nexus of my Venn diagram. This is not a perfect resource, nor a complete guide on these important issues. But hopefully it is a welcoming stepping stone for anyone looking for ways to deepen or expand their approaches to communicating climate change issues, challenges, stories, hope, joy, uncertainly, possibilities, and pathways for uplifting collective, interspecies dignity and thriving 💚 https://lnkd.in/gyTZKz5q
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"Today, NOAA is further embedding equity in its climate data, information, science, tools and decision support through the release of its Equitable Climate Services Action Plan [Accessible PDF]. The plan aims to expand the reach and accessibility of NOAA’s climate services, enabling the agency to better respond to the climate adaptation and resilience needs of all communities — with an emphasis on historically underserved populations." https://lnkd.in/gEcq3y-U
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What a great resource.
Over the last couple of years, I’ve been slowly chipping away at my next climate care and communication handbook. It's FINALLY ready to share. 🌱 The intent of this handbook is to weave together an accessible tapestry of climate communication approaches, strategies, and ideas to support caring conversations and messaging to meaningfully address magnifying impacts of human caused climate change on individuals, communities and systems. Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson’s Climate Venn Diagram calls us in to reflect on what brings us joy, what we are good at, and what needs doing. Creating care-based, climate focused resources that support community climate engagement, conversation, creativity, wellbeing and a feeling of possibility toward meaningful action and better futures for all, sits at the nexus of my Venn diagram. This is not a perfect resource, nor a complete guide on these important issues. But hopefully it is a welcoming stepping stone for anyone looking for ways to deepen or expand their approaches to communicating climate change issues, challenges, stories, hope, joy, uncertainly, possibilities, and pathways for uplifting collective, interspecies dignity and thriving 💚 https://lnkd.in/gyTZKz5q
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Senior Lecturer in Childhood Studies at Canterbury Christchurch University. Researcher exploring child, adult and natural environment relations.
Key themes. Useful resource.
Over the last couple of years, I’ve been slowly chipping away at my next climate care and communication handbook. It's FINALLY ready to share. 🌱 The intent of this handbook is to weave together an accessible tapestry of climate communication approaches, strategies, and ideas to support caring conversations and messaging to meaningfully address magnifying impacts of human caused climate change on individuals, communities and systems. Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson’s Climate Venn Diagram calls us in to reflect on what brings us joy, what we are good at, and what needs doing. Creating care-based, climate focused resources that support community climate engagement, conversation, creativity, wellbeing and a feeling of possibility toward meaningful action and better futures for all, sits at the nexus of my Venn diagram. This is not a perfect resource, nor a complete guide on these important issues. But hopefully it is a welcoming stepping stone for anyone looking for ways to deepen or expand their approaches to communicating climate change issues, challenges, stories, hope, joy, uncertainly, possibilities, and pathways for uplifting collective, interspecies dignity and thriving 💚 https://lnkd.in/gyTZKz5q
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I always appreciate Meghan Wise's powerful and insightful ways of communicating around climate change. Check out her latest guide!
Over the last couple of years, I’ve been slowly chipping away at my next climate care and communication handbook. It's FINALLY ready to share. 🌱 The intent of this handbook is to weave together an accessible tapestry of climate communication approaches, strategies, and ideas to support caring conversations and messaging to meaningfully address magnifying impacts of human caused climate change on individuals, communities and systems. Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson’s Climate Venn Diagram calls us in to reflect on what brings us joy, what we are good at, and what needs doing. Creating care-based, climate focused resources that support community climate engagement, conversation, creativity, wellbeing and a feeling of possibility toward meaningful action and better futures for all, sits at the nexus of my Venn diagram. This is not a perfect resource, nor a complete guide on these important issues. But hopefully it is a welcoming stepping stone for anyone looking for ways to deepen or expand their approaches to communicating climate change issues, challenges, stories, hope, joy, uncertainly, possibilities, and pathways for uplifting collective, interspecies dignity and thriving 💚 https://lnkd.in/gyTZKz5q
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I'd forgotten we have this nice little website for Communicating Climate Risk: A Toolkit. Another excuse to share it! Our open access guide to myriad aspects of climate risk communication, touching on science, policy, finance, and more: https://lnkd.in/dfESrUgn #netzero #sustainability #climaterisk #climatecommunication #climatechange #climatefinance
Communicating Climate Risk
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The USDOT Climate Change Center is hosting a 2024 webinar series on climate change and transportation topics, ranging from greenhouse gas reduction strategies to climate resilience activities to research and technology advancements.
Climate Change Research and Technology Director at the U.S. Department of Transportation
Announcing the U.S. Department of Transportation Climate Change Center Webinar Series for Fall! Register here: https://lnkd.in/eUWZbdqZ September 24: Climate Equity and Environmental Justice: Leveraging Data and Evidence October 9: Advancing Low-carbon Materials November 14: Resilient Transportation Infrastructure: DOT Climate Adaptation Plan December 11: Parking Reform as a Climate Strategy January 15: Navigating Climate Challenges: Advancing Transportation Resilience Speaker details to come. Register today so you won't miss it! https://lnkd.in/eUWZbdqZ
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