Is your organization struggling to engage key audiences on climate issues? Are you unsure of how to talk about climate impacts and effectively connect them to policy solutions? Do you want to know how to apply the latest research and best practices in designing a more successful public outreach campaign?
Climate Access is now accepting submissions for our case study challenge, where an organization facing a public engagement challenge will receive advice from a panel of experts and network peers. The session, hosted via webinar, will be faciliated by Executive Director Cara Pike with an aim to identifying evidence-based framing and engagement strategies that your organization can feel confident implementing.
Check out previous case challenges to see what we mean:
- Helping Minnesota Interfaith Power and Light design a climate conversation campaign to engage members of the faith community: http://www.climateaccess.org/resource/case-challenge-recording-climate-conversation-campaigns
- Supporting ICLEI to overcome opposition to their work on sustainable development: http://www.climateaccess.org/blog/meeting-challenge
We’re inviting Climate Access members to submit their case challenges to be considered for this session, which will take place in June or July. One case study will be chosen and the Climate Access team and experts will work with the organization in advance of the event to prepare for the session.
Have a challenge to submit? Send us a brief explanation (one page) that includes:
1) The organization’s name and contact details.
2) A brief description of the organizations work and challenge faced, including the audience(s) you’re trying to reach.
3) Links to relevant websites or existing communications materials.
Email your submission to info@climateaccess.org by May 13. We’ll let you know by the end of May whether your challenge has been chosen.
