About Climate Conversations Climate Conversations is our Peer Support group for anyone who is concerned about the climate crisis. In our group we support each other as we try to come to terms with what’s happening to our world and figure out how we want to respond. This includes our emotional responses, the actions we […]
Climate Conversations is our Peer Support group for anyone who is concerned about the climate crisis.
In our group, we support each other as we try to come to terms with what’s happening to our world and figure out how we want to respond. This includes our emotional responses, the actions we can take in our everyday lives and strategies for looking after ourselves.
We’re meeting again on the 10th August at 7pm. Come along if you’re interested in talking through your feelings and concerns about the climate crisis.
Our next meeting is 7 pm on 24/08/2023 @Inspire. We’ll be talking about what difference our individual actions can make to a big complicated problem like the climate crisis.
Our next meeting is 7 pm on 07/09/2023 @Inspire. We’ll be talking about how we can feel stuck or overwhelmed and what we might be able to do about it.
The climate crisis is so big and catastrophic it can be overwhelming. It’s hard to comprehend how something so devastating is allowed to continue unchecked. The news carries stories of disasters, record-breaking weather and the signs of climate change are showing up everywhere. For some of us, this means it’s never far from our thoughts. […]
Our topic for this time is the taboo around climate change in everyday conversation. Why is so difficult to talk about and what can we do?
How do we talk to children and young people about the climate crisis? At this meeting, we’ll be talking about having conversations with children and young people about the climate crisis. We’ll have the chance to share our own experiences and concerns and we’ve got some pointers from experts that we can look at together.
Talking to children and young people about climate change How do you talk to children and young people about climate change without frightening them? How do we explain what’s happening? These and similar questions have come up before in our meetings on other topics, so this week we’re making talking to children and young people […]
This time we’re going to be imagining the future we’d like to see! What would the world look like if everyone got their act together? What does utopia look like for you?
