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The Climate Chats format is designed to help you have a chat about climate change one-on-one with a person you already know. Use this online survey as a way to open a discussion about climate change with a friend or family member.
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My friend said it was a good way to reflect on her motivations and actually think about the issue. She said she’d always considered climate change an issue but never really engaged with it until our climate chat. The climate chat format was a good guide for getting us talking and the questions made for a very easy conversation. - Emily (C4C Facilitator)
Climate Chats are simple |
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1. Register to lead climate chats. Fill out your details below, and check your inbox for the survey link. |
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2. Make a time to chat. We're most influential in our own social networks, so reach out to people you already know. The survey is a great way to open a discussion about climate change with a friend or family member. The Climate Chat takes 20-30 minutes to complete. |
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3. Use the survey to guide you. You'll follow a set of carefully designed questions helping you to have a meaningful conversation that leads to action. It will help you realise your shared concern, and transform that concern into hope, action and community. | ||
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Register to lead Climate Chats now! Get started right now! Fill out your details below, and check your inbox for more information and the survey link.Please note: our mission is to create the social climate for effective climate action in Australia. Although we are pleased to offer this survey to anyone regardless of your location, it will include some Australian-based content. Due to resource restrictions, the follow-up actions are currently only available to people based in Australia. |