In an Age of Eco-Anxiety, Leading with Evidence-Based Hope Matters

This keynote will unpack the reciprocal relationship between human beings and the rest of nature, particularly in relation to the emotional implications of the narrative of environmental doom on children and adults.

Elin Kelsey will invite us to adopt a new narrative and environmental approach for hopeful, solutions-focused learning.

Evidence-Based Hope, Teacher Efficacy and Student Agency

With feelings of climate anxiety and eco-grief on the rise, educators across disciplines need resources to help students develop the emotional resilience to stay engaged in the work of climate justice.

Learn about approaches that help educators and students navigate the long emergency ahead without becoming overwhelmed by despair. Practical toolkits and strategies will be shared in this deep dive workshop that promotes agency and impact.

Handouts

Save paper and effort where possible!

For your convenience, and to support our efforts in being "green", all handouts/files posted here have been notated with an A, B, C or D indicating the following:

(A) hardcopies needed at workshop
(B) electronic version on laptop is sufficient (for viewing during the workshop)
(C) required reading PRIOR to the workshop
(D) file not needed for workshop itself, but simply material of additional interest/reference.

(B) Is It Too Late To Save The Planet? Evidence based hope vs Climate Doomism

(B) Climate Doom to Messy Hope: Climate Healing & Resilience Handbook

(B) Hope Matters: Why Changing the Way We Think is Critical to Solving the Environmental Crisis