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#CLIMATECRISIS: IMPORTANT #WEBINAR INVITATION FROM THE POST #CARBON INSTITUTE
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Hello Everyone,
I work on issues surrounding the climate crisis nearly every day, but I still struggle to talk about the magnitude of the situation with my family and friends. Finding the right approach to these conversations—so we can keep talking even when we disagree or leave the conversation feeling empowered rather than disheartened—can be truly challenging.
Which is why I'm so excited about our live webinar with Karin Kirk and Susanne Moser, We Need to Talk: How to have difficult conversations about the climate crisis. |
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 Karin Kirk has taught courses about climate change, overseen energy conservation projects, worked on national-scale climate education efforts, and measured the effectiveness of NOAA's Climate.gov website. While a scientist by training, Karin is particularly intrigued by the intersection of science and the human dimension.
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 Susanne Moser is a geographer who works nationally and internationally as an independent scholar and consultant from a base in western Massachusetts. Her work with government agencies, non-profits, foundations, and other researchers and consultants focuses on adaptation to climate change, resilience, transformation, science-policy interactions, and effective climate change communication.
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During the webinar we'll talk about:
- Overcoming personal reluctance to have conversations about the climate crisis
- Strategies for connecting with people who disagree with us
- How to approach this difficult topic so that you inspire others to take action
I hope you'll join us. Our panelists have a wealth of experience and wisdom to offer so we really think you'll enjoy this great conversation whether you talk to people about the climate crisis for a living or out of personal passion. |
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We are so lucky to have such an engaged and inspiring community. Your participation in these events makes them richer and far more meaningful.
If you think your family and friends might also find this webinar interesting, please spread the word and share this post with them.
In gratitude,
Amy Buringrud
Marketing & Communications Director |
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