Climate CafesClimate Cafēs are safe space to share how you feel.
"A climate café is a simple, hospitable, empathetic space where fears and uncertainties about our climate crisis can be safely expressed." (Climate Psychology Alliance) Groups around the world are finding them a very valuable tool for helping people feel more connected, less alone, and less distressed about what is happening to our world. |
Meet up for an in-person Climate Café:
The Climate Action Support Network - Tamaki Makaurau offers informal sharing space on the first Sunday of each month at 10.30am at the Auckland Art Gallery Café in the CBD.
www.meetup.com/auckland-climate-cafe/events/304495818/?eventOrigin=group_upcoming_event
We hope to offer more in-person Climate Cafes around Aotearoa. Let us know if you hear of any, or would like to host one.
www.meetup.com/auckland-climate-cafe/events/304495818/?eventOrigin=group_upcoming_event
We hope to offer more in-person Climate Cafes around Aotearoa. Let us know if you hear of any, or would like to host one.
Aotearoa community Climate Cafe
Sunday 18 May, 3.30 - 5.00pm FREE! To register email Silvia: [email protected] Zoom link: us02web.zoom.us/j/85782940145 |
All welcome to share how we're feeling about what's happening ... safe space for tough times!
Facilitated by Silvia, Sam and Paula |
Climate cafes online around the world!Climate Cafes Network Hub: www.climate.cafe/
Great resources. |
Check out this excellent video about global women facing climate change, including a segment on Climate Cafes. (20 mins)
BBC 100 Women |
Train as a facilitatorThe Aotearoa Climate Mental Health Network is working with Psychology for a Safe Climate in Australia to offer facilitation training.
www.psychologyforasafeclimate.org/ The prerequisite for the training is to attend three (3) Climate Cafes. Cost is AU$190 This includes resources including the Climate Cafe runsheet and PPT. Climate Cafe InterVision is the ongoing supervision space for Climate Cafe facilitators and is considered best practice. |
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Contact network Co-ordinator: Silvia Purdie
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