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This section focuses particularly on rural audiences and how to communicate climate change with those around you.
This page includes:
Britain talks climate
An evidence-based toolkit designed to support any organisation that wants to engage the British public on climate change.
Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Insights
A shared research knowledge base for the area. It allows users an easy way to access and share information and research for deeper insights about their local area.
CharityComms
The membership organisation for charity communications professionals. Championing best practice across the charity sector their peer-to-peer sharing network is like no other.
Climate visuals
A repository of images put together by Climate Outreach. The world’s only evidence-based and impact focused climate photography resource.
Communicating lifestyle change
A report outlining the impact of lifestyle changes on greenhouse gas emissions and how to foster lifestyle changes through policies.
From ambition to action
This is the third and final seminar in the Ambition to Action series, in it we explore how to effectively communicate your commitments and progress on sustainability to internal and external stakeholders.
Media Trust
Matches skilled professionals from across the media and creative industry with charities, local communities and young people in need of vital communications training, mentoring and support.
The National Council for Voluntary Organisations (NCVO)
The membership community for charities, voluntary organisations and community groups in England. Includes lots of helpful resources.
Rural attitudes to climate change
A report aiming to equip UK rural councillors to engage with their communities on climate change.
This session explores:
Theme | Title | Type | Time | Details |
Behaviour change | Communicating Lifestyle Change | Article | 0:45:00 | A report outlining the impact of lifestyle changes on greenhouse gas emissions and how to foster lifestyle changes through policies |
Behaviour change | Five ways behavioural science can transform climate change action | Article | 0:10:00 | A short blog piece that links behavioural science (how do we change our habits?) to climate change interventions |
Behaviour change | Case studies | Document | 1:00:00 | A document outlining the four case studies that we have selected to introduce behaviour change campaigns |
Theme | Title | Type | Time | Details |
Behaviour change | Behaviour change, public engagement and Net Zero | Report | 1:00:00 | This extensive research paper by Imperial College London shows how behaviour change principles and public engagement can be used for working toward Net Zero goals. The executive summary and first chapter are particularly relevant to our course. |
Behaviour change | Communicating low-carbon lifestyles | Webinar | 1:00:00 | This webinar summarises the findings of the Climate Outreach report linked in the essential reading above. |
Behaviour change | Levers of Behaviour Change | Website | 0:20:00 | An overview of six categories of intervention strategies that can help change behaviour. |
Behaviour change | Criteria for Behaviour Change Interventions | Report | 0:30:00 | This report aims to provide a framework on how to assess how successful environmental interventions and projects have been. |
Behaviour change | Waltham Forest Mini Holland | Website | 0:15:00 | Enjoy Waltham Forest website, providing information about the programme |
Behaviour change | Repair Cafés | Website | 0:15:00 | The original Repair Cafe website, outlining what it is and where they can be found. |
Behaviour change | Carmarthenshire Energy | Website | 0:15:00 | The community energy scheme's own website. |
Behaviour change | Plastic Free Communities | Website | 0:15:00 | Surfers Against Sewage website outlining the framework and network. |