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Up your impact this session and learn advanced techniques for educating policymakers, drawn from a comprehensive review of research.

What are the most effective ways to sway legislators, members of Congress, and other policymakers? Learn advanced techniques, drawn from a comprehensive review of research.

We will go deeper on some 101 topics such as mode of contact, while also covering new topics including how to engage opposition policymakers, messenger selection, targeting policymakers on LinkedIn, and legislative subsidy theory.

This has been a challenging weekend (and month) for communities around the country for a whole host of reasons. As you read this week’s feature, written by Maliyah, I ask you to reflect on the strength our communities already hold, especially through the data, stories, and lived experience that too often get talked about but not truly listened to.

Winter storms are rocking much of the country (along with disinformation about the reality of climate change that can prey on our psychological biases). Here are some evidence-based tips on winter weather.

Extreme weather events like winter storm Fern offer a short window of opportunity when people are seeking information related to climate change. But while most Americans believe we are experiencing more extreme weather, many still don’t see it as driven by climate change. Climate communicators need to help people connect the dots.

Maximize impact this legislative session with the Lab’s training on the most effective evidence-based ways to influence legislators and other policy makers.

We’re all talking (or just worrying) about AI. Some of us are deeply concerned about the climate, water, and labor impacts of this growing technology. In this newsletter, I’ll be sharing some resources for engaging with AI, and talking about our upcoming AI training series.