EU Climate Action Academy has a new course focused on mastering effective climate communication to help get your message across. It is based on storytelling skills, connecting with your audience and getting them motivated to combat climate change, and handle difficult climate conversations.
The online course will be divided in two sessions:
* the first on Developing storytelling techniques on 18 November, 12.30 – 14.00 CET; and
* the second on Facilitating difficult climate conversations on 10 December, 12.30 – 14.00 CET.
**Only those who register for and attend the first session will be invited to join the second session.
Course content includes
* Effective climate communication: Why impactful communication is key to driving climate action.
* Storytelling hacks: How to craft powerful, engaging narratives that resonate and inspire action.
* Social media strategies: Best practices for using social media to amplify climate message and grow your network
* Tackling tough climate conversations: Pro tips for starting tricky conversations about climate change.
* Turning potential conflicts into meaningful engagement: how to boost understanding and climate action.
* Real world examples: climate communication campaigns and learn how to apply these tactics yourself.
On April 15th 2024, the University of Ruse hosted an information event to present the developed electronic-based interactive book created by the TECCHED project – “Developing a Curriculum for Climate Change Based on Modern Technologies”.
Assoc. Dr. Tsvetelina Georgieva then introduced participants to “Extreme Meteorological Events, Infrastructure Damage, Power Supply”.
The Erasmus+ KA220 initiative, “Technology Enhanced Climate Change Curriculum Design” (TECCHED), supported by the European Commission, brings together leading higher education institutions Ruse University, Liepaja University, Vytauto Didziojo University, Bitlis Eren University, Ege University, as well as EOLAS and EUROGEO. 