How can we harness the power of experience and expertise for communications and campaigning about the climate crisis? Watch the recording here:
We are surrounded by enormous and complex challenges locally, nationally and globally – from air quality to extreme weather events, the cost-of-living crisis and a just transition.
Progressive organisations need to throw everything at those challenges to make an impact.
That is especially true when it comes to blending lived experience with the learnt experience of evidence, insights and expertise in their communications and campaigning.
In the third of our online event series, Forster’s Peter Gilheany will be joined by special guests Rachael Orr and Noora Firaq, CEO and Deputy CEO of Climate Outreach – the first British charity to focus exclusively on public engagement with the climate crisis.
The panel will delve into the challenge of uniting lived and learnt experience to help tackle the climate crisis and will explore:
- How to communicate the gravity of the climate crisis without paralysing people into inaction
- The climate crisis disproportionately affects people in developing nations – how to tell stories respectfully to drive change
- Navigating differing levels of awareness, economic concerns and resistance to change
If you like to discuss uniting lived and learnt experience within your organisation get in touch with peter@forster.co.uk