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In 2010, a climate change writer put a question to his readers, “What should we call people who care about climate change and clean energy?” and the winner was a Climate Hawk (Roberts, 2010). In a later article Roberts describes why he thinks “being a climate hawk is not easy for anyone” (2018). If you … Continue reading “Engaging emerging climate eyas”

If I had to choose one word to describe the learnings from the first week of the Masters of Climate Action Leadership it would be hopeful. This is partly due to the standout session where I had the honour of participating in an Indigenous circle led by Michael Lickers. My team had asked what his … Continue reading “Transformative Reflections”