Events

The images and messages we share are crucial to helping people fully understand the broad range of climate-related issues. How can we ensure that the ones we choose are inclusive, impactful and engaging to different audiences?

Our Senior Programme Lead for Visuals and Media Toby Smith talks on how to broaden out from icebergs and polar bears to real people and stories, deepening the understanding of the climate crisis through impactful communications.

This event will be hosted by Scotland's International Development Alliance, Stop Climate Chaos Scotland and the Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations.

Well-intentioned actions sometimes lead to climate fatigue and even polarisation. How do we avoid that? How do we reach a wider audience with our climate message? How do we set up climate initiatives that connect people and encourage them to engage?

In this presentation, our Founding Director George Marshall and Jill Peeters will explain why social sciences are important in the fight against climate change and how we can engage more people. The talk will be in English, but is part of a larger event in the Flemish language.

This event is being hosted by the Flemish government's Ministry of Environment.

Join our Science Communications Advisor, Tara Bryer, in this interactive workshop and help create a practical toolkit on how to best engage with climate science, overcome disinformation and take a solutions-oriented approach to sharing stories.

This is an interactive workshop facilitated by Climate Outreach, which will end with the creation of a practical toolkit.

This event will be hosted by National History Museum.