Audience: Environmental 'Base'

Join us for the third installment of our AI Training Series, which will focus on understanding the components of effective AI policies and governance structures, facilitating organizational conversations around AI adoption, and what guardrails to implement.

This session is designed for people who are new to climate justice or looking to better understand where they fit

This 101 training is about helping folks start by locating themselves within the movement, to inform how they want to engage.

Join us for the second installment of our AI Training Series, which will focus on building a foundational understanding of AI (what generative AI is, how it works, key terms/concepts), different types of AI tools and their use cases, and using your organization's mission to guide AI adoption.

What is deliverability? It’s the ability to get your email and text messages seen by your subscribers, members, and supporters. This is something we used to take for granted: if people are subscribed to our email or SMS programs, they’ll see our messages. But over the past decade, providers have made significant changes that make it harder and harder to get our messages seen.

What are the real climate and environmental implications of AI, and how can climate organizations think about responsible use?

In this first training, we’ll be focusing on the key question: What are the real climate and environmental implications of AI, and how can climate organizations think about responsible use?

Lately, I’ve been thinking about how expensive it feels to simply live while being aware. Aware of the injustices everyday people are facing. This issue is more personal than usual. I want to take a moment to talk about what it feels like to navigate rising bills and rising temperatures at the same time and how to sustain self care in the midst of it all.