Satellite event: The Art of Science Communication Part 1

The event is part of a 6-session hybrid workshop series, blending interactive in-person and online participation. The workshops are designed to provide hands-on training, encourage collaboration, and integrate feedback from participants throughout the series.
 

Topics Covered: The first session will focus on: Foundations of Science Communication: Understanding the principles of effective climate messaging. Tackling Climate Misinformation: Identifying, debunking, and countering false narratives. Engaging Diverse Audiences: Developing strategies to resonate with policymakers, activists, and the general public. Subsequent sessions will delve into advanced topics, including: Building impactful narratives. Addressing the intersection of climate and misinformation. Practical exercises to create engaging communication materials.

Objectives: This workshop aims to: Equip participants with essential skills to communicate complex climate issues effectively. Provide tools to counter misinformation and foster informed discussions. Enable participants to evaluate and refine their communication strategies through feedback and practical exercises. Inspire confidence in addressing climate challenges through storytelling, visuals, and evidence-based communication.

Target Audience: The workshop is designed for policy trainees, early-career professionals, and climate advocates eager to enhance their communication abilities. Why Attend? Participants will gain: Practical, hands-on experience with interactive activities. Insights into overcoming common communication challenges in climate discussions. Skills to create meaningful and impactful presentations. A supportive learning environment to test and refine ideas. Join us on December 16 for the first session and take the first step toward mastering climate communication!