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March
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How can we build enough people power to topple our current fossil-fuelled capitalist system? What are some creative ways to seize and create momentum in whirlwind moments? How can we
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How can we build enough people power to topple our current fossil-fuelled capitalist system? What are some creative ways to seize and create momentum in whirlwind moments? How can we absorb new people and energy into our groups and campaigns without burning out?
After great feedback from a similar event in November, this workshop will help reframe how we think about movement power and leave you with a practical toolkit and ideas for building momentum within the Stop Rosebank campaign and far beyond.
If you’d like to download or receive a free printed copy of the Movement Power booklet that accompanies this workshop, you can order one here from Tipping Point’s website.
When you sign up you’ll receive a confirmation and reminder email with a link to the zoom event. If you don’t receive these emails or have any other questions please email [email protected]
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Are you a community-led group in the Glasgow area? Interested in collaborating with
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Are you a community-led group in the Glasgow area?
Interested in collaborating with other groups to work towards a sustainable, equal and resilient future for Glasgow?
The Glasgow Climate Action Network aims to support community groups by building capacity and connections. Please feel free to share with other community groups.
You’re invited to join our first gatherings, where we will:
– Start with sharing some food/ a cuppa
– Meet other community-led teams – voluntary, workers, board members etc.
– Input to the plan for the network, including what has already been input
– Discuss applying for funding for a Glasgow Climate Action Hub
– Outline next steps
The other gathering is at Civic House – https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/glasgow-community-group-network-gathering-tickets-524509089807
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Glasgow Climate Action Network
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What is a Climate Café? A climate café is a simple, hospitable, empathetic space where fears & uncertainties about our climate & ecological crisis can be
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What is a Climate Café?
A climate café is a simple, hospitable, empathetic space where fears & uncertainties about our climate & ecological crisis can be safely expressed. The model is adapted from Death Cafés.
This one is for anyone aged 18 or over.
Why do we need Climate Cafés?
We need the kind of exploration that climate cafés provide as it becomes more evident that climate and ecological breakdown are not far-away problems but a clear and present danger to our own safety and wellbeing. People increasingly need to talk about what our changing world means for them in terms of impacts at personal, family and societal level. We need to imagine it in some detail so as to be able to think about it constructively and clear-sightedly, and to explore some complex feelings and thoughts which may often be taboo and hard to talk about.
What happens during a Climate Café?
The focus of discussion is participants’ thoughts and feelings about the climate and ecological crisis. There are no guest speakers and no talks, and it is an advice-free zone. Whilst the climate and ecological crisis is usually the main focus of the café we realise too, in these exceptional times, that COVID19 is another life-threatening preoccupation and needs a space to be explored – and this can happen here too.
This café will be led by trained facilitators.
A reminder email will be sent to registered participants in the week leading up to the café, followed by the Zoom link the day beforehand. Please check spam/junk folders and if you have any issues contact us at [email protected]
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Climate Psychology Alliance
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It is essential to have attended a climate café before undertaking this training. More detail below. What is a Climate Café? A Climate Café is a simple,
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It is essential to have attended a climate café before undertaking this training. More detail below.
What is a Climate Café?
A Climate Café is a simple, hospitable, empathetic process that offers a space where fears and uncertainties about our climate crisis can be safely expressed, leading over time to greater emotional resilience and understanding.
We need the kind of exploration that Climate Cafés provide as it becomes more evident that climate change is not a far-away problem but a clear and present danger to our own safety and wellbeing. People increasingly need to talk about what our changing climate means for them in terms of impacts at personal, family and societal level. We need to imagine it in some detail so as to be able to think about it constructively and clear-sightedly, and to explore some complex feelings and thoughts which may often be taboo and hard to talk about.
The focus of discussion is participants’ thoughts and feelings about the climate crisis. There are no guest speakers and no talks, and it is an advice-free zone. This is psychologically important, helping to create the supportive atmosphere.
What is the purpose of this workshop?
Climate Psychology Alliance members are establishing climate cafés in communities across the UK, and we want to see them taking place in every location.
This workshop will support participants to develop the confidence to set up their own Climate Café. It will include a short taster climate café, the psycho-social principles on which Climate Cafés are based, building a toolkit of practical resources, and a discussion of the organisation and facilitation of Climate Cafés.
Are there any requirements to attend?
Yes. You do not need a therapeutic background to take this workshop but it is essential that you have attended a climate café as a participant before doing this training.
This will need to be a climate café that:
- focuses on feelings rather than action
- is clear that it is not a space for discussing or debating climate policy, climate science or climate action.
If you cannot get a place on one of ours, an internet search or a browse on Eventbrite should produce some. You can check with the organiser if it meets the criteria above or get in touch with us. Please do join our waiting lists as spaces regularly become available at short notice.
All our climate cafés are listed here.
Who is running it?
Rebecca Nestor, doctoral researcher at the Tavistock Centre, who has been facilitating Climate Cafés in Oxford for two years
Gillian Broad, professor of social work at the University of Sussex and an experienced facilitator of reflective groups including Climate Cafés.
When is it and how much does it cost?
Sat 11th Mar 14.00 – 17.00 GMT
Cost: £20 standard rate & £5 concessionary rate (for students and those on low income).
A reminder will be sent to registered participants leading up to the workshop and the Zoom link will be shared the day beforehand. Please check spam/junk folders.
If you have any problems please email [email protected]
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Climate Psychology Alliance
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Working with a range of local Councils, we have developed a two day, interactive, online course offering an in-depth look at CAT’s flagship research project, Zero Carbon Britain. Connect with
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Working with a range of local Councils, we have developed a two day, interactive, online course offering an in-depth look at CAT’s flagship research project, Zero Carbon Britain. Connect with a network of others working and studying in the field and explore the radical changes needed to rise to the climate challenge.
Free places available
We’re offering a limited number of free places to our Zero Carbon Britain: Live online course to help support those that would be otherwise unable to attend.
Key information
- Duration: various sessions over two days
- Upcoming dates:
- 14 & 15 March 2023
- Start and finish times: Day 1 – 09:30 (meeting open from 09:15) to 17:00 (offline task from 13.00 to 16.00), Day 2 – 09:30 to 17:00
- Fees: £75
- Includes: tuition, question and answer sessions, online course materials
- Terms and conditions
- You must be 16 years or over to attend this course
- For full list of terms and conditions click here
What you will learn
CAT’s Zero Carbon Britain project offers the hard data and confidence required for visualising a future where we have risen to the demands of climate science. It helps to reduce fear and misunderstandings and open new, positive, solutions-focused conversations.
The new report published in 2019, Zero Carbon Britain: Rising to the Climate Emergency, incorporates the very latest developments in science and technology to show that we can create a zero carbon Britain using only proven technology.
During this two day course you will explore all aspects of climate solutions and scenarios presented in the research. Live lectures will cover a range of topics from renewable energy and energy efficiency to diets and land-use, looking at how these can work together to help us build a zero carbon future. Online workshops will enable discussion and debate among participants on catalysing action across all areas of society.
Some of the topics covered include:
- How we can provide a reliable energy supply for the UK with 100% renewable energy sources and flexible carbon neutral back up – without fossil fuels, nuclear power, or gambling on the promise of future technology.
- How we can grow the vast majority of the food we need for a healthy, low carbon diet, and manage our land to capture carbon, nurture biodiversity and increase the health and resilience of our ecosystems.
- How we can deliver a modern lifestyle, create employment, improve our wellbeing, and ensure that the future we leave for our children and generations to come is safe and sustainable.
- Understanding key barriers to change, and how we can overcome them – offering a range of other benefits in the process.
- How research can be used to support councils in developing climate emergency action plans.
The live, interactive nature of this course will offer a rich online learning experience. To get the most out of the course, we suggest you:
- Download the Zero Carbon Britain; Rising to the climate emergency, and read (at least) the 8-page executive summary and explore chapters relevant to your areas of work / expertise.
- Make a note of key questions, reflections and ideas for going forwards.
Meet your tutors
Paul Allen
Paul is Knowledge and Outreach Coordinator for Zero Carbon Britain. He has been a member of the Wales Science Advisory Council (2010), board member of the International Forum for Sustainable Energy (2008) and a Climate Change Commissioner for Wales (2007). He holds an Honours degree in Electronic and Electrical Engineering and has been at CAT since 1988.
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Centre for Alternative Technology
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What is Community Transport? Why should your congregation get involved? And how can the Community Transport Association (CTA) help you? From e-bikes to minibuses, from volunteer car schemes to dial-a-ride,
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What is Community Transport? Why should your congregation get involved? And how can the Community Transport Association (CTA) help you?
From e-bikes to minibuses, from volunteer car schemes to dial-a-ride, urban, rural and island communities across Scotland are delivering accessible, inclusive and sustainable transport projects which lead the way to net zero. CTA’s friendly team offer advice and support to help local charities, community groups and others to get new schemes up and running.
At this online event CTA will discuss the challenges and opportunities, as well as share case studies from up and down the country.
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Community Transport Association
Eco-Congregation Scotland
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Join Scotland: The Big Picture’s NextGen team for a series of webinars and workshops exploring what rewilding could mean for Scotland’s environments. Each month we will
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Join Scotland: The Big Picture’s NextGen team for a series of webinars and workshops exploring what rewilding could mean for Scotland’s environments.
Each month we will share information, resources and stories about rewilding in Scotland. We will focus on a different ecosystem each month, taking a closer look at the processes that underpin nature restoration in different places.
The webinars will take place online between 19:00 – 20:00 and will be available to watch after the event. There will be opportunities to ask questions and take part in discussion.
- Wednesday 15th Feb 2023 – Mountains
- Wednesday 15th March 2023 – Farming
- Wednesday 19th April 2023 – Water (Rivers and the Sea)
- Wednesday 17th May 2023 – Woodlands
Each webinar will be unique and offer different perspectives from young people in our NextGen team, discovering what rewilding means to them and how you can get involved.
Find out more about the #NextGen project here.
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Background On Friday 24 March 2023, people across the UK will come together in town and city centres to demand our local institutions finally cut
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Background
On Friday 24 March 2023, people across the UK will come together in town and city centres to demand our local institutions finally cut off the money pipeline to fossil fuel polluters and free up funds to invest in clean, cheap energy.
Groups will be coming together locally between now and March 2023 to co-design unique public mobilisations that tell the story of our broken energy system and present the alternatives for an equitable and liveable future for everyone.
Find out more: https://www.divest.org.uk/doa-organiser-2023/
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Getting your campaign message to the thousands of people in your community watching local TV or listening to a local radio station means you can reach far more people than you ever could in person. But, once you’re on the air, do you know what you’re going to say?
In this training, you’ll learn some techniques for getting your campaign message across effectively and have the opportunity to prepare through practice interviews, with the help and advice of UK Divest staff and other day of action organisers from across the UK.
We’ll be covering the basics around messaging and storytelling, to interview preparation, and non-verbal communication. Don’t worry if you’ve never done media interviews before!
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If you’re not already signed up to organise a local action in your area on Friday 24th March, all the details to get involved can be found here: https://www.divest.org.uk/doa-organiser-2023/
Please contact us at [email protected] if you have any access needs or requests, or any questions about the training.
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UK Divest
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Many people have an idea of what organic means but maybe unsure of how to put these principles in place. Organic growing is more than just
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Many people have an idea of what organic means but maybe unsure of how to put these principles in place.
Organic growing is more than just ‘growing without chemicals’. It is a holistic approach that works with natural processes to create an environment where your crops will thrive.
By the end of this talk, attendees will have developed a better understanding of their garden environment; how to apply organic methods so that their gardening activities are working with nature, rather than against it; and how to get the growing season off to a great start, so that you can reap the rewards of a healthy, organic growing space.
- Learn what we mean by organic and organic principles
- Learn the best ways to improve your soil health
- Learn how to recognise and attract beneficial wildlife
- Understand the impact of the resources used in your garden
- Learn how to address common pests and diseases organically
Join Garden Organic for this session supported by Falkirk Council and Forth Environment Link.
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Forth Environment Link
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Do you want to reduce your community building’s energy costs and carbon emissions? If so, the Scottish Government’s Community and Renewable Energy Scheme (CARES) is here to help. Join this co-hosted
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Do you want to reduce your community building’s energy costs and carbon emissions? If so, the Scottish Government’s Community and Renewable Energy Scheme (CARES) is here to help.
Join this co-hosted webinar from Eco-Congregation Scotland and Local Energy Scotland, which manages CARES for the Scottish Government, where you’ll:
- learn about how the Scottish Government’s Community and Renewable Energy Scheme (CARES) can help your community
- find out about the funding available to install renewable technologies
After a presentation, including examples of churches from across Scotland who have previously benefited from CARES support and funding, there will be an opportunity to put your questions to our panel:
- Mhairi Macsween, CARES Development Officer (Local Energy Scotland)
- Natalya Hendricks, CARES Development Officer (Local Energy Scotland)
- James Anthony, Net Zero Coordinator (Eco-Congregation Scotland)
This webinar is free to attend, but you must book your space in advance.
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Eco-Congregation Scotland
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A simple social gathering with facilitators where we can talk about our thoughts and feelings about the climate emergency.
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A simple social gathering with facilitators where we can talk about our thoughts and feelings about the climate emergency.
A Climate Café is an opportunity to give ourselves time to sit, perhaps with a hot drink and a slice of cake, and describe our thoughts and feelings about the crises of our ecology.
Climate Cafés are bounded by confidentiality although they are not therapy sessions. We invite you to take part in a warm, hospitable, facilitated conversation where you can reflect on your and others’ feelings without being bounced into action. This is one way of coping with the challenges facing us all.
This cafe will take place on Zoom, so please feel free to have some coffee or cake at home while you meet with us virtually.
More about CPA Climate Cafés
The focus of discussion is participants’ thoughts and feelings about the climate and ecological crisis. There are no guest speakers and no talks, and it is an advice-free zone. You can find out more about ithere. Alternatively, you might be able to find some closer to where you are geographically.
This event is free and anyone aged 18 years and over, from any background, is warmly welcome. Please feel free to share the event with your friends and family
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Climate Psychology Alliance Scotland
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Come meet the Hub staff from 12:30 to 13:30 to learn more about NESCAN Hub, what it does, its current and future projects, how you could be involved and how
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Come meet the Hub staff from 12:30 to 13:30 to learn more about NESCAN Hub, what it does, its current and future projects, how you could be involved and how it could support you. Meet us, gain knowledge, help and advice and do some networking.
Free, for more details and to book go to: All about NESCAN Hub Tickets, Fri 24 Mar 2023 at 12:30 | Eventbrite
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NESCAN (North East Climate Action Network)
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In this interactive workshop we’ll be talking about what community organisations can do to help reduce car use in their local area. We’ll cover greenhouse gas emissions in Scotland,
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In this interactive workshop we’ll be talking about what community organisations can do to help reduce car use in their local area. We’ll cover greenhouse gas emissions in Scotland, to what extent transport contributes to this, and how we measure up globally. We’ll also talk about how to set up and develop an active travel project. This could be an initiative that will directly help people to get walking, wheeling and cycling, or a community action plan for encouraging sustainable travel in your area. We’ll also discuss the resources, funding and support that Sustrans can provide, and local group Aberdeen Cycle Forum will be talking about the work they do and how you can get involved.
Free Bookings: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/climate-community-and-active-travel-nescan-climate-week-event-tickets-511838401437
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The Amazon rainforest is under attack, mirroring our relationship with the planet as a whole. Drawing on the work of the ‘Gesturing Towards Decolonial Futures’ collective, this session will create a
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The Amazon rainforest is under attack, mirroring our relationship with the planet as a whole.
Drawing on the work of the ‘Gesturing Towards Decolonial Futures’ collective, this session will create a space to discuss and dive deeper into the denials which enable our colonial, violent and unsustainable ways of being.
It will be an attempt to open the possibility of developing a new relationship with ourselves and the more-than-human world we co-exist with.
No cost. Online event.
Register here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/noticing-colonial-structures-and-trying-to-avoid-the-same-mistakes-tickets-476343595517
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Last Warning
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Free online training session focusing on how to effectively engage your politicians on climate change to see meaningful action on climate change. At 1pm on 28th March, join us for
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Free online training session focusing on how to effectively engage your politicians on climate change to see meaningful action on climate change.
At 1pm on 28th March, join us for this one hour online free training workshop where Hope for the Future will guide you through our tried and tested approach to political engagement, based around non-violent communication, to help you be most effective in engaging with your politician on climate change. Our aim is to provide you with the tools, support and confidence to have effective conversations with your elected representatives. Find out more and sign up via Eventbrite.
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Hope for the Future
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This fun and practical workshop is delivered by the local partnership team at Home Energy Scotland, providing ideas and tips to put into practice at home and at work. 12pm
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This fun and practical workshop is delivered by the local partnership team at Home Energy Scotland, providing ideas and tips to put into practice at home and at work.
12pm – 1pm
Free, online, via Microsoft Teams
Sign up here.
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Peatlands are part of Buchan’s cultural history, hear stories about people and peatlands, and consider how communities can rediscover their connection with this iconic landscape. Then we’ll explore the work
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Peatlands are part of Buchan’s cultural history, hear stories about people and peatlands, and consider how communities can rediscover their connection with this iconic landscape. Then we’ll explore the work being undertaken to restore peatlands and it’s resulting multiple benefits
Presented by Dawn James, Community Engagement Officer RSPB NE Scotland, Russell Hooper, Nature Scot Peatland Action Project Officer & Matts De Boer, RSPB NE Scotland Peatland Conservation Adviser
The webinar will take place 7-8pm via zoom. Booking isn’t required but if you could let us know you’ll be attending that will be helpful, please email Dawn at [email protected]
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RSPB Scotland
April
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EXCLUSIVELY FOR SCCAN MEMBERS AIMING TO DELIVER CLIMATE LITERACY COURSES IN THEIR COMMUNITIES. People want to know more about the causes and impacts of climate change as well as what actions
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EXCLUSIVELY FOR SCCAN MEMBERS AIMING TO DELIVER CLIMATE LITERACY COURSES IN THEIR COMMUNITIES.
People want to know more about the causes and impacts of climate change as well as what actions they can take.
This new accredited Knowledge in Action facilitator’s training will equip you with skills and knowledge to run our new Climate Literacy course in your group. 12 spaces max.
This facilitator training runs over four online sessions. It has been designed for people who want to run a Climate Literacy course for their group. You must attend the 4 sessions:
- 1.30pm – 5pm Tuesday 18th April
- 1.30pm – 5pm Wednesday 19th April
- 1.30pm – 5pm Tuesday 25th April
- 1.30pm – 5pm Wednesday 26th April
The Facilitator Training
SCCAN’s Climate Knowledge into Action facilitators are trained to run 4 two-hour sessions using materials accredited by the Climate Literacy Project. The facilitator presents the materials and guides activities and discussions with the group. It is a joint exploration of facts, not a lecture. You don’t need to be an expert. The best facilitators are good at listening and passionate about making a difference. All the info is in the materials.
You will experience the Climate Literacy course for yourself on 18th and 19th April. On 25th and 26th April, you will learn and practice facilitation skills. The sequence is:
- Attend the full 4 half days training (required to be a trained facilitator)
- Add local information into the course materials.
- Recruit 10 people
- Run the sessions: online or in person. 4 x 2 hour sessions, 2 half days, or 1 full day.
The Climate Literacy course: Climate: Knowledge into Action
Once trained as a facilitator, you will be able to deliver the Climate: Knowledge into Action course to your group. The course is supposed to be offered free of charge to participants.
The Climate Knowledge into Action course meets the Carbon Literacy Project Standard. Participants can gain the Carbon Literate accreditation and receive a certificate on completion of the course.
Modules of ‘Climate: Knowledge into Action’:
- Module 1 – Climate Science & Justice
- Module 2 – Causes & Impacts: The cost of everyday activities and how communities and local areas will be impacted.
- Module 3 – Adaptation & Actions: Actions to reduce emissions at the individual and community level and the changes we need to adapt to as we move to net zero.
- Module 4 – Communicating Climate Change and the Need for Action.
The modules are engaging and informative.
If cost to this training is an issue and for any questions please email: [email protected]
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This online workshop is for Fife-based community groups and community leaders who are not already engaging their communities on climate action, but who would
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This online workshop is for Fife-based community groups and community leaders who are not already engaging their communities on climate action, but who would like to start.
We will discuss the effects of climate change on Fifers, the action your communities could take and the benefits of doing so, and will share examples of what is already happening around Fife.
If you are reading this and thinking “climate change… that’s not something we talk about” then you are exactly the person we want to speak to!
Climate change impacts us all, so why not come and find out what your community could be doing to take action.
You do not have to know anything about climate change to take part. These workshops are not about knowing the answers, but rather about getting a conversation going, discovering answers and working together to make Fife a greener and fairer place to live.
Booking information
This workshop is free to attend, but spaces are limited so booking is required.
If you have any problems booking or any questions, please phone 01592 858458 or email [email protected]
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Climate Action Fife
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Join Scotland: The Big Picture’s NextGen team for a series of webinars and workshops exploring what rewilding could mean for Scotland’s environments. Each month we will
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Join Scotland: The Big Picture’s NextGen team for a series of webinars and workshops exploring what rewilding could mean for Scotland’s environments.
Each month we will share information, resources and stories about rewilding in Scotland. We will focus on a different ecosystem each month, taking a closer look at the processes that underpin nature restoration in different places.
The webinars will take place online between 19:00 – 20:00 and will be available to watch after the event. There will be opportunities to ask questions and take part in discussion.
- Wednesday 15th Feb 2023 – Mountains
- Wednesday 15th March 2023 – Farming
- Wednesday 19th April 2023 – Water (Rivers and the Sea)
- Wednesday 17th May 2023 – Woodlands
Each webinar will be unique and offer different perspectives from young people in our NextGen team, discovering what rewilding means to them and how you can get involved.
Find out more about the #NextGen project here.
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A simple social gathering with facilitators where we can talk about our thoughts and feelings about the climate emergency.
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A simple social gathering with facilitators where we can talk about our thoughts and feelings about the climate emergency.
A Climate Café is an opportunity to give ourselves time to sit, perhaps with a hot drink and a slice of cake, and describe our thoughts and feelings about the crises of our ecology.
Climate Cafés are bounded by confidentiality although they are not therapy sessions. We invite you to take part in a warm, hospitable, facilitated conversation where you can reflect on your and others’ feelings without being bounced into action. This is one way of coping with the challenges facing us all.
This cafe will take place on Zoom, so please feel free to have some coffee or cake at home while you meet with us virtually.
More about CPA Climate Cafés
The focus of discussion is participants’ thoughts and feelings about the climate and ecological crisis. There are no guest speakers and no talks, and it is an advice-free zone. You can find out more about ithere. Alternatively, you might be able to find some closer to where you are geographically.
This event is free and anyone aged 18 years and over, from any background, is warmly welcome. Please feel free to share the event with your friends and family
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Climate Psychology Alliance Scotland
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Join us for a jam packed hour of practical tools, hints and tips for tackling food waste in your business. Gerry Boyle, Hospitality Sector
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Join us for a jam packed hour of practical tools, hints and tips for tackling food waste in your business. Gerry Boyle, Hospitality Sector Manager at Zero Waste Scotland will be joining us to provide his expertise and ways he can support businesses to implement food waste measures.
Senior Development Worker Jackie Arreaza will share the Greener Kirkcaldy kitchen team’s experience of using the Zero Waste food tool.
There will also be a question and answer session to allow us to talk further about quick wins and tips on reducing food waste.
This event is aimed at food/hospitality businesses and community food groups that serve food.
The Scottish Government has net zero targets that all businesses must comply with by 2030, this webinar will start you on your journey to reduce your food waste, carbon and save you money.
This event is brought to you as part of Climate Action Fife, a Fife-wide partnership project, bringing together individuals, communities, local government and businesses to tackle the climate emergency and make Fife a greener and fairer place to live.
Booking Info
The event is free but booking is required as places are limited.
The workshop is taking place online. We’ll send out a Zoom link the day before the event.
If you have any problems booking, or any questions, please phone 01592 858458 or email [email protected]
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Climate Action Fife
May
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Join Scotland: The Big Picture’s NextGen team for a series of webinars and workshops exploring what rewilding could mean for Scotland’s environments. Each month we will
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Join Scotland: The Big Picture’s NextGen team for a series of webinars and workshops exploring what rewilding could mean for Scotland’s environments.
Each month we will share information, resources and stories about rewilding in Scotland. We will focus on a different ecosystem each month, taking a closer look at the processes that underpin nature restoration in different places.
The webinars will take place online between 19:00 – 20:00 and will be available to watch after the event. There will be opportunities to ask questions and take part in discussion.
- Wednesday 15th Feb 2023 – Mountains
- Wednesday 15th March 2023 – Farming
- Wednesday 19th April 2023 – Water (Rivers and the Sea)
- Wednesday 17th May 2023 – Woodlands
Each webinar will be unique and offer different perspectives from young people in our NextGen team, discovering what rewilding means to them and how you can get involved.
Find out more about the #NextGen project here.
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A simple social gathering with facilitators where we can talk about our thoughts and feelings about the climate emergency.
Event Details
A simple social gathering with facilitators where we can talk about our thoughts and feelings about the climate emergency.
A Climate Café is an opportunity to give ourselves time to sit, perhaps with a hot drink and a slice of cake, and describe our thoughts and feelings about the crises of our ecology.
Climate Cafés are bounded by confidentiality although they are not therapy sessions. We invite you to take part in a warm, hospitable, facilitated conversation where you can reflect on your and others’ feelings without being bounced into action. This is one way of coping with the challenges facing us all.
This cafe will take place on Zoom, so please feel free to have some coffee or cake at home while you meet with us virtually.
More about CPA Climate Cafés
The focus of discussion is participants’ thoughts and feelings about the climate and ecological crisis. There are no guest speakers and no talks, and it is an advice-free zone. You can find out more about ithere. Alternatively, you might be able to find some closer to where you are geographically.
This event is free and anyone aged 18 years and over, from any background, is warmly welcome. Please feel free to share the event with your friends and family
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Climate Psychology Alliance Scotland
June
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A simple social gathering with facilitators where we can talk about our thoughts and feelings about the climate emergency.
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A simple social gathering with facilitators where we can talk about our thoughts and feelings about the climate emergency.
A Climate Café is an opportunity to give ourselves time to sit, perhaps with a hot drink and a slice of cake, and describe our thoughts and feelings about the crises of our ecology.
Climate Cafés are bounded by confidentiality although they are not therapy sessions. We invite you to take part in a warm, hospitable, facilitated conversation where you can reflect on your and others’ feelings without being bounced into action. This is one way of coping with the challenges facing us all.
This cafe will take place on Zoom, so please feel free to have some coffee or cake at home while you meet with us virtually.
More about CPA Climate Cafés
The focus of discussion is participants’ thoughts and feelings about the climate and ecological crisis. There are no guest speakers and no talks, and it is an advice-free zone. You can find out more about ithere. Alternatively, you might be able to find some closer to where you are geographically.
This event is free and anyone aged 18 years and over, from any background, is warmly welcome. Please feel free to share the event with your friends and family
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Climate Psychology Alliance Scotland
July
Event Details
A simple social gathering with facilitators where we can talk about our thoughts and feelings about the climate emergency.
Event Details
A simple social gathering with facilitators where we can talk about our thoughts and feelings about the climate emergency.
A Climate Café is an opportunity to give ourselves time to sit, perhaps with a hot drink and a slice of cake, and describe our thoughts and feelings about the crises of our ecology.
Climate Cafés are bounded by confidentiality although they are not therapy sessions. We invite you to take part in a warm, hospitable, facilitated conversation where you can reflect on your and others’ feelings without being bounced into action. This is one way of coping with the challenges facing us all.
This cafe will take place on Zoom, so please feel free to have some coffee or cake at home while you meet with us virtually.
More about CPA Climate Cafés
The focus of discussion is participants’ thoughts and feelings about the climate and ecological crisis. There are no guest speakers and no talks, and it is an advice-free zone. You can find out more about ithere. Alternatively, you might be able to find some closer to where you are geographically.
This event is free and anyone aged 18 years and over, from any background, is warmly welcome. Please feel free to share the event with your friends and family
more
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