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What were you hoping to hear from the presentation but didn't?

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What were you hoping to hear from the presentation but didn't?

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If you were hoping for something specific, do you think you could find that with a followup for the speaker or ETS staff? Perhaps a member of the cohort did hear what you might have missed - it doesn't hurt to ask!

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What did the presentation make you feel initially and then upon firther reflection?

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What did the presentation make you feel initially and then upon firther reflection?

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Were you surprised? Did you learn anything new? How might you apply what you heard to your own climate change interpretation?

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What would you like to know more about from our speaker?

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What would you like to know more about from our speaker?

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Maybe your question didn't come up in the Q&A, maybe we ran out of time, or maybe you didn't think about it until after some reflection. Post it here and we will followup for you.

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I really think that solutions are the most palatable way to communicate climate change to diverse audiences. When we speak to groups we really stress, right from the get-go, the idea that Climate Resilience Planning = Opportunities (not obstacles).

I put some Solutions-related links in the chat that I have used with groups and I’ll post them again here:

Ayana Elizabeth Johnson's TED talk where she introduces the Venn Diagram to find "your climate action." I have done this as a share out workshop with multi-age groups related to workforce development. https://www.ted.com/talks/ayana_elizabeth_johnson_how_to_find_joy_in_climate_action?subtitle=en

Great Roadtrip Nation documentary to inspire youth with green multi-sector jobs ideas. Roadtrip Nation gives out Ayana Elizabeth Johnson’s Venn diagram to attendees at their screening events: https://roadtripnation.com/roadtrip/clean-energy-documentary

Solutions Game, made by co-founder of Project Drawdown, and uses their Table of Solutions – in a game! Instant learning. https://solutionsthegame.com/

And I’ll give another plug for The Wild Center’s Climate Solutions exhibit featuring people from our local area solving climate from their personal disciplines, cultures, and passions. Plus hands-on stem and steam activities and more. https://wildclimatesolutions.com/exhibit/

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A great article to inspire community-based climate change solutions: "...socially cohesive communities in which people are engaged in social or civic events enjoyed increased resilience against extreme weather events."

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Sarah Nadeau Associate Director, Media Relations

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Social Cohesion: The Secret Weapon in the Fight for Equitable Climate Resilience

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Fostering community cohesion in low-income, climate-vulnerable areas is an overlooked strategy for climate resilience before, during, and after extreme weather events.

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This was a truly fantastic presentation. I appreciated Elizabeth's style and her very practical and approachable tools to communicate not only about climate change but about tangible actions that can be taken. The "every job is a climate job" really spoke to me and I plan to raise this as a discussion point with my leadership team. I was surprised and delighted by the amount of approachable and readily available information.

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I actually heard beyond what I hoped for. I have already discussed this presentation with 4 people. :) I am sending thinks to Project Drawdown to some professional contacts now.

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I need a little more time to review the resources to be able to answer this.

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Elizabeth highlighted all the solutions possible in various ways for us to use in order to combat Climate Change and understand why it is important that "change" starts with us! I scoured the project drawdown website and from listening to her speak it gives me hope that every climate job has a part to play. Its important for all of us to know that and to know how to communicate it effectively.

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This was everything I imagined and more I think alot of awareness needs to be brought to others about Project Drawdown so we can see how it fits in to our everyday life with our solutions. I wanted to hear more about how they relayed the message of climate jobs and solutions though.

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Any chance we could get her email to follow up with her?

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2024 0730 Virtual Course Recording Day 3 Dr  Elizabeth Bagley