This workshop will be hosted by the National Network for Ocean and Climate Change Interpretation (NNOCCI) US. NNOCCI is a partnership among climate scientists, informal science educators, and climate communicators with public trust and large audiences. Dedicated to fostering productive conversations about climate action, we operate as a supportive community of practice. We use and teach evidence-based, empirically tested tools to inspire hope and action. Together, we can shift climate change communications to be more positive, productive, civic-minded and action-focused.

This workshop will help participants become familiar with effective climate change communication, including how to use framing language. Participants are encouraged to bring a short example of their current climate change messaging so we can think about how to apply NNOCCI strategies to your existing programs.

The session will be delivered by Megan Ennes, Ph.D. (she/her), Assistant Curator of Museum Education, Museum Education Research Group and Director, Thompson Earth Systems Institute, Florida Museum Natural History, University of Florida.

Free for GEM Members, £5 for non members.