Climate Engagement Lab case studies
The Climate Engagement Lab helps charity, community and campaigning organisations in the UK to inspire people to take meaningful climate action. As part of this, the Lab runs ‘innovation partnerships’, working hands-on with groups that want to break new ground in who they engage and how. Take a look below at case studies in which we share insights from past innovation partnerships.
The limits of messaging? Loyal Nationals and political actions – case study
Climate Outreach partnered with Hope for the Future to find out if using different language in messaging can encourage more Loyal Nationals – one of the seven British segments – to attend in-person political events on climate change.
Read case studyEngaging football fans with climate change – case study
Climate Outreach partnered with Pledgeball, a campaigning group of football supporters, to find out how best to reach and inspire football fans to take climate action.
Read case studyPutting people into images of National Parks – case study
Climate Outreach and Climate Visuals, a project of Climate Outreach, partnered with the Campaign for National Parks to find out what happens when a whole organisation puts a new approach to visuals at the heart of its campaigning and communications.
Read case studyHow to engage parents in climate action - case study
Climate Outreach partnered with Mothers Rise Up and Parents for Future UK, to find out how best to craft communications to connect meaningfully with parents and mobilise them on climate change.
Read case studyParamedics should be powerful climate messengers, instead they fret over plastic - case study
Climate Outreach partnered with UK Health Alliance on Climate Change and the College of Paramedics to find out how paramedics think about climate change, given they are on the front lines of dealing with some of the health impacts of climate change in the UK – such as air quality, extreme heat and flooding.
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