New research reveals that climate anxiety is not just a Western concern — it's common among young people on nearly every continent. https://t.co/QiTLyhsESK
International Conference on Environmental Psychology (ICEP) 2023 will take place at Aarhus University in Denmark!
👉 Submissions are open until the 15th of Dec.
🌿 More info here: https://t.co/9esF8ifgEH
If you're free this Saturday, @christian_aid are hosting "Climate Justice: The voice of multi-cultural churches" online at 10am with an incredible panel of speakers.
Date: Sat, Oct 16 • 10:00 BST
https://t.co/0qYcRdsGzd
Warmly welcome to a webinar Oct 20 about #climateanxiety, continuing the conversation about our recent global study! Featuring lots of leading researchers and commentators, suitable for anyone interested to learn more. #ecoanxiety#ClimateCrisis https://t.co/xeRddvdBCN
Our latest blog post is now live! 'Ethics, faith and collaboration: @ZarinaAhmad13 on enhancing ethnic diversity in the environment sector.' https://t.co/gKIIukY0Sz
Our latest blog post is now live! This week: 'A marriage of (in)convenience - Nick Anim on centring racial justice in environmental movements. https://t.co/DerRTh0wx8 @NickGreenergy@TTBrixton @TTBounceForward @transitiontowns@XRLambeth@dpu_ucl
Weekend reading? Check out our latest blog post -'Reuben Fakoya-Brooks (founder of @BritishEcolSoc's REED Ecological Network) on navigating race and marginalisation in ecology.'
https://t.co/znbMfKJlBg
"In reality, for many ethnic minorities, the environment is incredibly important. A strong connection with and concern for nature is synonymous with many of their cultures." - Reuben Fakoya-Brooks (REED Ecological Network Founder). Read on at https://t.co/znbMfKJlBg
BAME groups are routinely under-represented in UK public polls. New article by @xsusiewang @AJCorner & @charlesogunbode outlines why this matters and links to racial injustice & the climate crisis
https://t.co/kE7nYO7Jg2
There's a week left to enter
@SustainFirst's ‘Together for a Fair Climate Future’ art and essay writing competitions. Click the link to find out more! https://t.co/dHMsj59YmQ
The latest blog post in our 'Visions of diversity in UK environmentalism' series is now live! This week 'Reuben Fakoya-Brooks on navigating race and marginalisation in ecology.' https://t.co/znbMfKJlBg
New article on climate worry, anxiety & grief published online. Wonderful collaboration with giants @iaojala @AshleeCunsolo and J. Middleton reviewing internat’l research.
If you haven't yet read our latest blog post 'Talking eco-anxiety with Yasmin Kapadia: Are we all equally affected?' click the link and join in the conversation! https://t.co/n2A1577pdE For more visit https://t.co/jH1d54IaIg and @ClimatePsychol.
@LCE_RPA Thank you for an insightful discussion on urban environments at The Notts Environment Conference this afternoon. Q- How can we ensure these transformative urban initiatives are accessible to and benefit all of society equally?
New blog post live now! 'Talking eco-anxiety with Yasmin Kapadia: Are we all equally affected?' https://t.co/2GIP8x4WZM Check out the latest in NEEL’s Spring 2021 ‘Visions of diversity in UK environmentalism’ blog series.
If you haven't read our latest blog post in our 'Visions of diversity in UK environmentalism' series yet, then click below. Leave a comment and join in the conversation. https://t.co/dcvaMEG2AH
New blog post now live! 'The Blair Project - Nile Henry brings colour to the green industrial revolution.' The third in our 'Visions of diversity in UK environmentalism' blog series. https://t.co/dcvaMEG2AH You can follow The Blair Project for more at @GetMeMotoring