Events

An interactive training course for people based in London who have sought sanctuary in the UK (refugees and asylum-seekers), and have an interest in climate change.

The course will support people to develop their skills, raise their voice, speak in public and engage with decision-makers.

Our Senior Programme Lead on Communities, Alex Randall, will be facilitating a session on the connections between climate change and migration.

Join us for this webinar on building an evidence base for public engagement on climate change, based on recent examples of public engagement research projects from across Europe.

The purpose of the session is to showcase the rationale for evidence-based public engagement on climate change and share examples of how public engagement research projects work in practice.

We will hear from Julia Rawlins, Robin Webster and Emma James about Climate Outreach's approach to evidence-based climate communications and share methodologies from recent European projects, in particular Germany Talks Climate, SPARK and Fair Energy Transition for All (FETA).

What do audiences want cultural organisations to do around the Earth crisis? What is the evidence from recent research? How can we join up actions for sustainability with work for climate and social justice?

In this offer, we’ll be hearing from:

– Indigo’s Act Green survey shows that audiences do want to see action by cultural organisations, and sustainability efforts being part of public engagement. Speaker Katy Raines
– Climate Outreach’s research on young adults in Europe, shows the need for more public engagement with climate justice, and better ways to frame it. Speaker Robin Webster.
– Manchester Museum: a case study of an organisation that effectively combines programming for justice with action for sustainability.

Come and join the discussion and share your ideas and practice too. Where is your energy for change?

This is a German language webinar about climate and sustainability communications in sport.

Ihr fragt euch, was Klimakommunikation ist und/oder was das mit eurem Verein/eurer Organisation zu tun hat? Oder ihr habt schon einmal davon gehört und würdet das gerne in eurer Arbeit berücksichtigen? Wie kommuniziert ihr am besten mit Menschen innerhalb eures Vereins/eurer Organisation und wie nach außen? Gibt es Erkenntnisse, die auch für den Sport relevant sind und wie kann man sich diese zu Nutze machen, um Menschen für das Thema zu begeistern?

In unserem 90-minütigen Workshop führen wir in die Grundlagen der Klimakommunikation ein, zeigen Beispiele von Sportvereinen und Initiativen aus der Praxis auf und geben euch die Möglichkeit, für euch und in der Diskussion mit anderen zu entdecken, wie Ihr die Erkenntnisse in eurer Arbeit anwenden könnt.

Presenters:
Anton Klischewski, Sport handelt fair
Luisa Melloh, Climate Outreach
Jenny Amann, University of Brighton