Climate Shift…

…does not assume deep knowledge about climate change, focusing instead on what we already know and experience in our daily lives.

… actively and joyfully links nature and creativity to discover keys that free us from guilt, shame, and judgment – emotions often elicited by traditional climate activism – while also finding the agency to take meaningful personal action.

…takes a holistic approach to climate action, recognizing the interconnectedness of our feelings, our values, and our lived experience.

… promotes wellbeing by encouraging participants to incorporate climate-positive practices into their daily lives, fostering a sense of responsibility and empowerment in the context of a warming world.

[1] ‘Reducing eco-anxiety is a critical step in achieving any climate action’, Jack Marley, The Conversation, Aug. 2023.

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