One Action You Can Take — July

Your one action this month:

Talk to six people who you think are not convinced about taking climate action. Engage with them respectfully, and make an effort to share the values of climate hope.

The June edition of Impact Hour taught us the importance of climate hope                

Mark Howden speaking at Impact Hour

It is important to speak with those around you about climate change, even if their opinions differ from yours.

Professor Mark Howden AC believes in always putting respect at the forefront of climate discussions.

As an environmentally focused NGO, we strive to support outlets and programs that promote climate action. However, we cannot forget the impact of a simple conversation; we need to be proactive in ensuring that climate change discussions are not trivialised and are accessible to everyone.

So, get out there. Talk respectfully to your family, your friends, and the people you work with!

Coming up: July Impact Hour

Join Jaqui Malins in her discussion on the intersection of art and activism. A talented creative, Jaqui’s work deploys visual media, text, and performance. Her past projects have included reflections on Tasmania’s industrial and environmental history, and a personal reckoning with the ongoing climate crisis.

If you would like to see more of her thought-provoking work, check out her self-described “online home” www.jacquimalinsart.com

Jaqui will be speaking at Impact Hour on 16 July. Grab your ticket here: https://events.humanitix.com/impact-hour-jacqui-malins

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