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Welcome to the nerd zone
Last week a few dozen Lab members convened in D.C. for our fifth Research + Experimentation workshop. The core of these workshops involves Lab members sharing recent field experiments and polling they’ve conducted around how to better engage Americans on climate and clean energy. Over the years, the “R&E” community has grown and diversified, piloted new initiatives to advance our collective learning capacity, and really embodied the Lab’s vision of a creative, generous, fun, and impactful movement! Read on for insights and learnings from a few of the research projects that were shared last week.
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Climate Change in the American Mind: March 2018
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Operation Roque: Continuing to increase low propensity voter turnout
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Lessons from the Field: Climate views in frontline communities
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Tip Sheet: 8 Insights Polling Reveals About Communicating Climate Solutions
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Leveraging youth leadership
Students, young adults, and millennials are taking a leading role in movement spaces across the country, and the youth climate organizing community is no exception. Last week, Lab members came together for a peer learning exchange* to share experiences and relevant research, as well as new ideas and tactics around engaging youth on climate. You can watch a recording of the conversation here* and check out the slide deck here*.
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Measuring to Reflect Our Values
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Reflections from Supporting Sustained Engagement Tests
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