This blog supports the classes taught by Rick Grier-Reynolds in his "Designing a Sustainable Future" series.
“We are called upon to be the architects of the future, not its victims.” Buckminster Fuller
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Real Politic to Satyagraha Stories
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Designing a Sustainable Future Classes
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Responding to Authoritarianism
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Spring/Fall 2025 :Tools for Courageous Conversations
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October 2022, PeaceWeek Delaware "Nonviolent Communications"
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WFS Fall 2022 : The Relevance of Nonviolence Today
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Winter 2022: Responding to Domestic Extremism
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Osher Winter 2021 Economic Inequality
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2020 Osher fall/virtual The Relevance of Nonviolence
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The Relevance of Non Violence: Lewes Library 3/25/20
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"From Emergency to Emergence" - PeaceWeek Delaware talk 10/8/20
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Osher/Lewes 2020 Non Violence
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Osher/Dover 2019: Responding to Climate Change
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Responding to Climate Change - Osher 2017
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The Power of Non Violence Osher 2018
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A New Economy as if People Mattered - Osher 2017
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Responding to Terrorism Osher 2016
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Imaging a Positive Future
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Communicating about Climate Change
Session 10: Communicating About Climate Change
Essential Questions:
• How do we talk with people who don't believe in climate change?
• What are some effective techniques to for talking with a group about climate change
• What are things to avoid when talking to someone with a different perspective?
Agenda Preview
Rick's Rap: George Marshall, news
Gathering: "One word to describe my experiences in talking to another person about climate change is..."
Videos: (1) "Are our brains wired to Ignore Climate Change," George Marshall, You Tube Marshall/Youtube
(2) "How and How Not to Communicate about Climate Change," Yale Climate Connections , 2017 https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/?hl=en&shva=1#inbox/15f3a383c5e3cc6e?projector=1
(3) " The Secret to Talking about Climate Change," Yale Climate Connections link to video
Exercise: "In Common"
Exercise: "Concentric Circles"
Brainstorm: Effective strategies that one can use in speaking with someone with a different idea
Video: George Marshall, "How to talk to a climate denier," YouTube, 2012 Marshall/Youtube
Exercise: Role Plays
Closing: Something that I learned today was...
Resources:
• Matt Newfield, "5 Tips for talking about climate change: A guide for the holidays," Flickr Creative Commons 5 Tips
• EcoAmerica, 2016, "Let's talk Communities and Climate : Communication Guidance for City and Community Leaders,"Path to Positive Communities. Washington. D.C. EcoAmerica
• "Your Climate Change Conscience," 8/8/17 click here
The most important thing in coaching is communication. It's not what you say as much as what they absorb.
Red Auerbach
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