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Workshops & Webinars

Upcoming and Past Trainings

The Lab offers multiple online trainings each month, synthesizing the newest research and data for the Lab community.

Past Trainings

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    Feb 28, 2023

    Polling 101: What is it, when and how to utilize it

    You don’t have to be a polling expert to utilize polling data in your work. Polling is an important tool in the movement’s toolbox and any advocate can gain an understanding of how to interpret poll data and to glean strategic guidance from it. Join the Lab and the Environmental Polling Consortium (EPC) for an introductory webinar on utilizing public opinion research for your campaigns. 
    This webinar will:

    Demystify polling and show how it can be a powerful tool for climate advocacy; 
    Provide direction on where to find relevant polling data and how to utilize it in your advocacy;
    Share examples of how organizations in the movement have used polling to super-charge their advocacy; and
    Answer questions participants have!

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    Feb 21, 2023

    Critical Capacities (Ohio Training Arc)

    Join us for the second part in our Ohio-specific series for a deep dive into the Critical Capacities that the Lab uses as a framework for our climate justice work. This training will focus on the key insights and skills needed to build a powerful, justice-centered movement, as well as the importance of building and sustaining strategic capacity, disruptive capacity, institutional/electoral capacity, and organizing capacity! Learn more about how developing these different capacities is crucial to winning big in the climate justice movement. 

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    Feb 15, 2023

    Political Education 101 (Ohio Training Arc)

    Join us for the first part of our Ohio-specific series, Political Education. This training will delve into the root causes of the climate crisis, explore concepts such as colonialism, capitalism, white supremacy, and discuss the ways that environmental racism impacts marginalized communities. Participants will leave with a deeper political analysis and understanding of climate justice and the ideologies upholding the fossil fuel industry.