Talking about climate change with your family and friends can be challenging but it’s one of the most important conversations we can have.
With many of us heading home for the holidays soon, this hybrid event offers timely guidance on how to approach conversations about the climate crisis with empathy, clarity and confidence.
Through interactive activities, participants will learn how to bridge political and generational divides to have constructive conversations about our changing climate. Whether you’re hoping to inspire small changes at home or foster deeper understanding across perspectives, this event will equip you with tools to make meaningful, respectful conversations about climate change possible.
Speaker:
Dr Daniella Watson is a Research Associate at the Climate Cares Centre that focuses on the impacts of climate change and mental health through the lens of research, policy, teaching and intervention design. Daniella mainly works with young people to understand their experiences of how climate crises impact their mental health.
Daniella is a Chartered Health Psychologist through the British Psychological Society and The Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). Daniella holds a PhD from the University of Southampton, UK that explored how social, behavioural and community engagement approaches can promote maternal and child nutrition in Ghana, Burkina Faso and South Africa.
About:
The Climate Cares Centre is a partnership between Imperial’s Institute of Global Health Innovation and the Grantham Institute. This event is co-hosted by both Institutes.