Our main takeaway from this evening: “Focus on action-based storytelling to encourage climate action” 👇

Thank you so much to Kris De Meyer & Climate Action Unit for an amazing evening.

We absolutely love this by Kris De Meyer Climate Action Unit:

👉 Action inspires action
👉 Getting people to care more about climate change doesn’t mean you’ll get them to act more
👉 Stories of action are the best way to show how serious an issue is & inspire more action.

What are we learning tonight with Kris De Meyer from Climate Action Unit:

👉 5 insights into our brain that help us understand how we think, make decisions & therefore act about climate change

👉 Lots of “golden nuggets” about keeping out climate zen

👉 What or rather how we move forward!

Really excited to learn lots, unlock our climate superpowers and keep our climate zen with Kris De Meyer and Climate Action Unit!

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Throwback to Nathaniel A. Cole #TEDxLondonWomen talk on consent and young men & boys

Just as relevant today as it was then, we love Nathaniel’s exploration on why we need to change the way young men think about consent👇

“We’re just released an app which helps London Underground users reduce their air pollution and sound pollution exposure” shares Climate Curious alumni, Tanya Beri, CAIR London.

🎧 🌍 Listen now: buff.ly/49BltpY

“Consent isn’t just something I get from someone, something I tick off and win and take, but it’s something I want to get and want to receive”

Nathaniel A. Cole | #TEDxLondonWomen 2019

How you can support climate activists by Mauricio Porras 👇

1️⃣ Spread the word about HERO

2️⃣ Amplify the stories of climate activists

3️⃣ Listen to the Climate Humans podcast

Miriam Turner, Co-Executive Director of Friends of the Earth, shares the new shocking reality for those wanting to peacefully protest and why it affects all of us 👇

#TEDxLondonCountdown

How you can support climate activists 💚

Here are three actions you can take right now by Mauricio Porras HERO👇

Linking arms, slow walking, sitting down, gathering in person… these methods of peaceful protest are more likely to be considered unlawful under new UK protest laws.

Miriam Turner, Co-Executive Director Friends of the Earth at #TEDxLondonCountdown

Check out the next #TEDxLondonCountdown workshop:

💭 How to activate your climate superpowers & keep your climate zen with Kris De Meyer& Climate Action Unit

Learn why caring about climate change doesn't mean you'll take action & what an alternative looks like: buff.ly/3I31zIQ

📊 “Insurance can be quite a geeky & niche topic, but it’s such a powerful lever to protect our communities & move us on the energy transition we really need.”

Learn 'Why the insurance industry could be the key to ending fossil fuels' with Insure Our Future Global: buff.ly/3xkfB75

Activate your climate superpowers with our next TEDxLondon Countdown Workshop!

💭 How to activate your climate superpowers & keep your climate zen with Kris De Meyer& Climate Action Unit
⏰ Thurs 18 April, 18:00-21:00
📍 The Conduit, London
🎫 Free, in-person

Sign up: buff.ly/4cEX0Tf

On #internationaltransdayofvisibility , we share the incredibly powerful words of model, writer and creator, Jamie Windust, from their 2019 #TEDxLondonWomen talk 👇

Watch Jamie’s talk: buff.ly/3POLeMv

“Anti trans rhetoric hits trans people first and everybody else second, because of its roots in white supremacy and fascism. We need action. We need your help.” - Jamie Windust

#internationaltransdayofvisibility | #TEDxLondonWomen

“Is diagnosis still informed by what we look like and how we behave?”

This is the thorny question that investigative journalist and former consultant neurologist, Dr Jules asks in her #TEDxLondon talk 👇

On #ClimateCuriousPod Nadeem Perera, co-founder of Flock Together, shares why black & brown representation in nature is old news, why birdwatching is still having a moment & why creativity, self-expression & leadership is the new goal: buff.ly/4chCCrd

“Is diagnosis still informed by what we look like and how we behave? Does bias still influence our diagnosis?”

Jules | #TEDxLondon

“I believe that we can build AI powered technology that lives in harmony with people and the planet, but only if we centre justice.”

Joycelyn Longdon, CLIMATE IN COLOUR ( aka Joycelyn Longdon), Conservation data justice researcher at #TEDxLondonCountdown