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Replenishing Trust for a Stronger Climate Movement

We were excited to welcome Kristen Grimm from Spitfire Strategies for our most recent webinar on Replenishing Trust: Helping Civil Society Organizations Reverse the Trust Deficit. Kristen shared actionable strategies to help climate communicators rebuild public trust and foster stronger connections with communities. Practical tips from Spitfire on Replenishing Trust: ASK: What is the spirit of trust you want...

Bringing the World Together to End Fossil Fuels – Windward Fund

Reposted from WindwardFund.org Fossil fuels are at the root of the climate crisis. Despite this, many governments are still approving new coal, oil and gas projects. It’s clear that we need a concrete, binding plan to end the expansion of new coal, oil and gas projects and manage a global transition away from fossil fuels....

Climate Questions Unveiled: What the Public Really Wants to Know

{Guest Author: Aaron Krol, Climate Communications Coordinator, MIT Environmental Solutions Initiative} Climate communicators have better information than ever before on what the public knows about climate change. Rigorous surveys, tracked over time, have revealed a swift change in public attitudes over the past decade, showing us that today, healthy majorities of both Americans and Canadians...