Training Type: Webinar

Using real world case studies from clean energy campaigns, we’ll dive into how digital ads can boost public awareness and support. Whether you’re new to digital or looking to sharpen your strategy, this training will equip you with the fundamentals, tools, and insights to strengthen your digital advocacy strategies.

Building an effective ladder of engagement is essential for scaling up your campaign’s base, recruiting and retaining organizers, and building a leaderful movement. Join us for an hour training to dive into how utilizing a ladder of engagement can grow and retain your base, equip your campaign leaders with core organizing skills, and build a sustained and resilient movement.

Join the Lab for a discussion on what our organizations and movement should be considering in this political moment in the US.

In this session we’ll explore the various levels of security among messaging platforms (for example, Signal vs. WhatsApp vs. Slack), security vs. usability tradeoffs, and options for secure data storage and document sharing.

In this session, hear directly from health professionals leading climate action across the country. Through stories and reflections from the Climate + Health Peer Learning Circle, we’ll explore how health leaders are building power, reshaping narratives, and advancing climate solutions through a health equity lens.

The session will cover legal rights, what ICE can and can't legally do, updates on ICE tactics, appropriate responses to ICE interactions, and what to do if someone is detained.

Over the last four years, the Potential Energy Coalition has gathered a significant amount of data on how Americans are engaging with climate issues—what’s on their minds, what does and does not motivate them to act, whom we can move and how. In this pivotal moment, this data can offer crucial insights to inform and strengthen our collective work. During this session hosted by the Lab, Potential Energy will share their recent findings, and discuss where they see the biggest opportunities to advance climate action.

This session prepares climate advocates to respond effectively to security incidents while creating lasting organizational security practices.

Communities of color have long been at the forefront of environmental and climate justice movements—yet their voices are too often marginalized within larger advocacy spaces. This session is designed to center and uplift BIPOC advocates by exploring strategies to amplify their leadership, create inclusive organizing structures, and build durable, supportive networks within the climate movement.

To build effective, powerful campaigns capable of winning, we must understand what power our movement and communities have, and what power our opponents have. Join us for an hour training to dive into power mapping 101 – identifying who has power in our constituency, and using power mapping tools to determine what will move decision makers.