Audience: Environmental 'Base'

In this training, we will demystify the one-on-one process, explore how one-on-ones can connect and deepen your outreach and leadership development strategies. and put our learnings into practice to learn from others and receive feedback on our approaches. 

Join Lab staff to learn more about the AI Usage and Attitudes in the Climate Movement report and what it means for the future of the climate movement.

Join us for our Clean Energy Deep Dive, a quarterly peer learning space where we spotlight the latest campaigns, and exchange insights and resources on what Lab members are working on to advance an equitable clean energy transition.

This training will help you understand what deep canvassing is (and isn’t), where it comes from and the roots of it, key skills and components for success, and case studies around how it has been used successfully in the climate movement to-date.

In this interactive 201 training, participants explore how different audiences interpret policy, climate, and organizing language based on their experiences, values, identities, and relationship to advocacy work.

This training will explore what psychological safety is, why it matters for trust, participation, learning, conflict navigation, and collective work, and how leaders and facilitators can strengthen it through clear norms, relational practices, power awareness, and repair.