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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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    May 10, 2022

    Making the Most of Your Climate Advocacy Lab Membership 2022

    Are you new to the Lab, or maybe looking for a refresher? Looking to utilize the Lab more effectively to achieve greater impacts in your climate advocacy work? Join us for a hands-on webinar where you'll learn how to work smarter – not (just) harder – through the Climate Advocacy Lab!
    The webinar will…

    Help you understand the Lab's signature “evidence-based" approach to climate advocacy, and how it can increase the efficiency and impact of your work
    Orient you towards the critical capacities needed to build a multiracial, cross-class climate movement and give you time to assess your team/organization’s capacities
    Highlight opportunities for you to keep collaborating with the Lab community through the various trainings, workshops, and webinars the Lab offers (free!) to our members
    And answer as many of your questions as we can!

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    Apr 7, 2022

    Making the Most of Your Climate Advocacy Lab Membership 2022

    Are you new to the Lab, or maybe looking for a refresher? Looking to utilize the Lab more effectively to achieve greater impacts in your climate advocacy work? Join us for a hands-on webinar where you'll learn about all the resources available to you to work smarter – not (just) harder – through the Climate Advocacy Lab!

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    Apr 5, 2022

    The Lab's Spring Community Call

    As the seasons turn, new life and opportunities emerge. Join the Lab’s first Spring Community Call to re-ground in community, plant seeds of understanding on our movement’s key priorities and challenges, and nurture dialogue with other leaders about what it takes to build durable power and win equitable solutions.
    Social science research affirms the need for “critical capacities” of effective social movements. The Lab believes these should include: strategic, organizing, narrative, disruptive, electoral/institutional. During our Spring Community Call, we will explore what these are and reflect on how these critical capacities are connected to building a power multiracial, cross-class climate movement.
    In this community call, participants will leave with:

    New and strengthened relationships with other leaders in the movement
    A snapshot of the climate movement’s current opportunities and gaps
    Concrete ways to apply the “5 critical capacities framework”

    Together, we can create a space of learning across the Lab community and inspire one another with our collectively held and distinct experiences.