How to break the climate silence

By Re.Climate

Join Re.Climate for our latest webinar “How to break the climate silence.”

Canadians aren’t sharing their concerns or questions about climate change with each other. To talk through how we can change that, Re.Climate has invited four panellists who are having climate conversations every day.

They’ll offer practical advice for how to talk to elected officials, how to bring up climate solutions throughout your daily life, and what stories break through the noise on social media.

Attendees will get early access to the full guide, “Four Steps to Break the Spiral of Silence: A User’s Guide for Communicating Climate Change and Solutions,” with case studies, language tips and tested approaches and narratives you can use right away.

Please note that this webinar will be conducted in English. For more information, please contact [email protected]

Can’t attend the webinar? Go ahead and register! A recording of the webinar will be shared with all registrants after the event.

OUR PANELLISTS

• Dr Briony Latter | Climate change researcher
  • Briony is a Research Associate at the Centre for Climate Change and Social Transformations (CAST) at Cardiff University in the UK. Originally from a creative and communications background, Briony is now a social sciences researcher focusing on society and climate change. Her work explores public engagement and communication, culture and sport, and social transformations across different sectors and scales.
• Angela Keller-Herzog | Executive Director | Community Action for Environmental Sustainability (CAFES)
  • Angela is the Executive Director of CAFES, an Ottawa-based local environmental organization and municipal climate watchdog. She has over 20 years experience working in international development including at Transparency International and the Canadian federal government. She has represented Canada overseas and at United Nations conferences.
• Sarah Lazarovic | More Vibrant
  • Sarah is a climate communications strategist, marketer, and writer. A former journalist and cartoonist, she’s worked across all media, from launching Torontoist.com and The Hour for CBC, to directing feature films, building comms teams and brand studios, and leading creative campaigns as VP marketing and comms at Clean Prosperity and Rewiring America, respectively. Sarah now runs More Vibrant, a communications studio helping organizations like the Building Decarbonization Alliance, Quilt, and Clasp accelerate the clean energy transition.
• Kyle Pope | Executive Director Strategic Initiatives | Covering Climate Now
  • Kyle is a co-founder of the global journalism collaboration Covering Climate Now. He has served as editor and publisher of the Columbia Journalism Review and was a senior editor at The Wall Street Journal, Conde Nast, and The New York Observer. He has served as a judge for the Pulitzer Prizes and the National Magazine Awards, and has testified before the US Congress’s House Judiciary Committee on threats to the press.