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THE 2022 FESTIVAL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE
22 October - 13 November
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Teach Climate Sense: Empower your community to act on climate change

What’s on offer?

Do you work with young people or are you involved with your local community? Do you want to empower others to respond to the climate crisis positively? Do you have existing experience of facilitating training? If so, this event is for you.  Join us for this four-part online workshop series where we will take you through all the activities from Manchester Met’s climate change education toolkit: “Climate Sense”. Once you have attended the workshops, you will gain full access to all the activities in the toolkit, free for you to use within any educational and/or community context.

What’s it about?

These workshops will cover everything from the basic science of climate change to how we can take climate action and influence others. As the workshops build on each other, we would ask that you to attend all four workshops: 1. The Science of Climate Change & Exploring Carbon Footprints, 2. A Zero Carbon World, 3. Our Wider Influence, 4. Taking Action.

The workshops will be highly interactive and provide you with plenty of opportunities to experience the activities from the toolkit and ask any questions about the materials. We will also cover how  you can use the activities for both standalone shorter sessions as well as for running full Climate Sense training.

Who’s leading the event?

This event is led by Manchester Met’s award-winning Carbon Literacy team.  

Open to

This event is open to anyone with existing experience of facilitating training who would like to deliver climate change education within their local community or to young people. (Our full Climate Sense training is most suitable for young people aged 15+ - but it includes plenty of activities appropriate for, or adaptable to, younger audiences.)

Of particular interest to

This event is of particular interest to professionals and volunteers working with school/college students, young people and/or community groups. 

Scheduling information

As the workshops build on each other, we would ask that you to attend all four workshops: 

31st of October (7-9pm): The Science of Climate Change & Exploring Carbon Footprints

1st of November (7-9pm): A Zero Carbon World

2nd of November (7-9m): Our Wider Influence

3rd of November (7-9pm): Taking Action

Event booking deadline

Booking closes 9am Thursday 27th October.