As relational organizers have long known, ordinary people can be some of the most persuasive and effective communicators to their friends, family members, and neighbors. This panel will discuss the promise of climate conversations as a way to decrease the gap between high climate concern and low feelings of efficacy, as well as some of the difficulties and ethical considerations when it comes to testing and measuring the tactic.
Wednesday 8/25, 2-3 PM ET / 11 AM-12 PM PT with Presenters: Jack Zhou (Climate Advocacy Lab), Ari Trujillo – Wesler (Sierra Club), and Taiji Nelson (Carnegie Museum of Natural History) Part of the Greenpeace Data Activist Co-Op
