NNOCCI Introductory Presentation: The Science of Communicating Climate Change Featuring guest speakers: Blair Pagano, Volunteer Program Coordinator, Santa Clara County Parks and Jenny Arbuszewski, Climate Scientist Trying to communicate climate change, but people just don't seem to respond to your facts and science? As important as knowing the climate science, social science provides evidence-based practices […]
Fourth Fridays Fourth Fridays are for reading, re-framing, and refreshing knowledge. Join us on the fourth Friday of the month to do a deep dive into a publication, news story, or video to learn new climate science and practice framing skills. Reading or watching material will be posted on our website and emailed to those […]
Fourth Friday in June is all about Offshore Wind and Wildlife! Have you been seeing recent whale mortalities blamed on renewable energy and wondered what the truth is? Carol Oldham has been working directly in offshore wind in the US for the last several years and prior to that worked on climate, clean energy, and […]
Fourth Fridays Fourth Fridays are for reading, re-framing, and refreshing knowledge. Join us on the fourth Friday of the month to do a deep dive into a publication, news story, or video to learn new climate science and practice framing skills. Reading or watching material will be posted on our website and emailed to those […]
NNOCCI Introductory Presentation: The Science of Communicating Climate Change Featuring guest speakers: Cassie Klein, NNOCCI Director of Membership Engagement Blair Morrison, Science and Monitoring Program Lead, Mobile Bay National Estuary Program Olivia Roddenberry, Education Specialist, Florida Oceanographic Society Trying to communicate climate change, but people just don't seem to respond to your facts and science? […]
Fourth Fridays Fourth Fridays are for reading, re-framing, and refreshing knowledge. Join us on the fourth Friday of the month to do a deep dive into a publication, news story, or video to learn new climate science and practice framing skills. Reading or watching material will be posted on our website and emailed to those […]
The National Network for Ocean and Climate Change Interpretation (NNOCCI) is excited to offer another virtual training opportunity: The NNOCCI Crash Course! This is a 7-week, 25-hour, online course for those interested in gaining strategic framing skills. NNOCCI is a partnership between climate scientists and informal science educators who have public trust and large audiences, […]
Join us for a special session by the Food for Climate League, a woman-led nonprofit who strives to make climate smart eating the norm. Learn about their 10 Best Practices to talk about food and climate, and see how each plate can make a difference. Monday Oct 2, 9:30-10:00 PDT/ 12:30-1:00 EDT Register on Zoom […]
Join your fellow framers in this interactive session to kick off NNOCCI week! You'll meet other network members from around the country, receive a welcome from NNOCCI's leadership, and learn about network happenings and how to get involved!
Come to this immersive, interactive session focused on practicing those elements that make our framing interactions most effective: listening, inquiry, empathy, and advocacy. Experience playful exercises from the cross-disciplinary Climate Conversations program - the product you get when a scientist, improviser and project manager walk into a bar!
Has it been a while since your NNOCCI training? Do you know what JEDI is yet and why it's so important in our climate communications? Still using the 'swamp' instead of the Cultural Mindsets Map? Then join us for this workshop to refresh and reconnect with NNOCCI content and community! Adam Ratner and Jeanette Johnston […]
As climate communicators, we know we need the biggest team of climate champions we can get to address climate change - so making our spaces and conversations inclusive to everyone, no matter who they are or where they come from, is critical. In this workshop, we'll review the basics of inclusive language, showcase examples, reflect on potential unconscious biases, and brainstorm with our peers simple ways to make our programs, organizations, and practices more inclusive to all. We hope to see you there!