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What is this event about? Research shows that most people are concerned about the climate
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What is this event about?
Research shows that most people are concerned about the climate and nature crises, believe action is important and that they want to help. So why is it so hard to get people involved in community climate action projects?
In this training you will discover how to design your project to pass three essential tests: 1) Does it connect with people emotionally? 2) Does it fit with people’s ideas of what makes sense? 3) Is it actually do-able with their skills, resources etc?
Who is delivering the training?
The training is based on Shifting Normal, the guide to designing community climate action projects, written by the trainer, Osbert Lancaster, for the Scottish Government.
Osbert has supported people and groups leading community climate action for over twenty years, and is a former member of the Climate Challenge Fund grants panel. He is director of Realise Earth and host of the Leadership for Sustainability podcast.
Please note spaces are limited so booking is required.
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(Monday) 1:30 pm – 4:00 pm

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Fife Communities Climate Action Network
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In this interactive workshop we’ll be taking a look at how cars impact on community life. We
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In this interactive workshop we’ll be taking a look at how cars impact on community life. We provide examples of how private vehicles impact on social connections, perceptions of safety, health and how children and young people move around their local areas.
There will be plenty of opportunity for discussion around these issues – and for you to think about how some of these issues might impact your own local community, or the communities you work in.
We’ll finish with some of the ways we can help support you to take action in your community.
Please let us know if you have any accessibility requirements and we will do our best to accommodate these before, during and after the session.
The session will be held on Microsoft Teams. A link will be sent to you when you register.
This event is the final installment of our three-part Community and Active Travel series:
Cost of Living, Community and Active Travel
Climate, Community and Active Travel
Cars, Community and Active Travel
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(Wednesday) 11:00 am – 12:30 pm
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Online Event

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Join us for the West Highland launch of the Highland & Islands Climate Hub’s new film, Climate
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Join us for the West Highland launch of the Highland & Islands Climate Hub’s new film, Climate Action Highlands & Islands.
About the Film
Across the Highlands and Islands, bold and resourceful communities are taking action to combat the climate emergency. Meet the inspirational characters behind this innovative sustainability work and take a journey from Fort William’s up cycling enterprises to Shetland’s Polycrub community growing infrastructure. This film tells the story of a selection of the Highlands and Islands Climate Hub’s inspiring members as they showcase why the region is such a special place for taking action on climate change.
Pre-Film Meal
Join us for a chat and a sharing buffet before the film, with a variety of pizzas, rustic chips and coleslaw.
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Time
(Wednesday) 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm
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Highland Cinema
Cameron Square, Fort William, PH33 6AJ

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Highlands & Islands Climate Hub
End Fossil Fuels: Hundreds join Edinburgh March for Global Day of Action
Last Saturday, the Scottish people have taken to the streets of Edinburgh calling on the Scottish and UK Government to take climate change seriously and develop an urgent plan for a just and fast transition away from Fossil Fuels. Photo by Richard Nixon (Friends of the Earth Scotland) The Edinburgh...
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