Sessions · Understand it, then act
A climate session that ends with a plan
Lots of teenagers feel anxious about climate change and don't know what to do with that feeling. I explain what's happening in plain language, give them time to talk about how it makes them feel, and then help them plan one small action they can start that week.
What's covered
What you get
- 01The science of climate change in plain language
- 02How it shows up where your students live
- 03Time to talk openly about climate anxiety
- 04A small group action project students can start that week
Who it's for
It suits
- 01
Students aged 11 to 18
- 02
Eco clubs and youth councils
- 03
Climate weeks, camps and summits
- 04
Teams and community groups
Why me
What I bring
- Trained through the US Embassy's Media Literacy x Climate Change workshop (2022) and the Planet Pulse climate action course (2024).
- Summer internship with Shehri, Citizens for a Better Environment (2023).
- Climate workshops for youth organisations since 2022.
with the Environmental Leadership Forum
From my climate workshops
How it runs
Four steps
- 1
What's happening
The basics, explained clearly: what scientists agree on, what's still debated and what's just noise.
- 2
Why here
Students map how climate change shows up in their own town or city.
- 3
Talk it out
A guided conversation about how it makes them feel.
- 4
Do something
Teams design one realistic action and pitch it to the group.
Questions
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Online or in person?
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Tell me about your group
Tell me who it's for, how many people, and roughly when. I read every message myself and will reply with ideas, possible dates and a price.
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