Collaborate

As organizations commit to reducing their climate change impact and fostering sustainability, people within the organization need support in understanding their own sphere of influence, how climate change is connected to their work, and how they might impact climate change in their current role. We support such change within organizations and provide strategic guidance to foster capacity building efforts for the implementation of such work.

The gifts of knowledge and new perspectives from collaborations are invaluable and writing as a method of sharing is a core aspect of our work. We foster collaborators among our networks of like-minded individuals with a common goal to promote systemic change in climate learning.  Past publication collaborations can be found here.

We take the stance that learning design should be done in collaboration with those who are being served. As such we seek to engage with communities, organizations, and governments to build learning experiences that meet people where they are at and bring them forward towards defined learning goals around climate empowerment, action, and resilience. Such design work draws on the latest research in collaborative design, systemic change, educational justice, climate change, and learning research.

Sometimes when a group is engaging in learning or organizational change, it can be helpful to have external facilitators who help to set shared norms of interaction, ensure that agenda items are being addressed through equitable processes, and make sure that everyone is invited into the activity in meaningful ways.

As people and organizations engage in justice, climate, and climate justice work, they often need small amounts of thinking time with critical friends who can guide work in helpful ways. We offer services for this kind of work in an occasional or more sustained manner depending on what works best for particular goals and change efforts.

We design and/or deliver talks, keynotes, and presentations addressing critical juncture issues within our expertise, particularly when such an effort is directed at an audience we consider essential in climate empowerment, action and resilience work.