Listen now: Engaging regional communities with Suzanne Mungall

Stories of Change episode 3 - the power of young people to inspire climate action in Australia's most conservative electorate, with Suzanne Mungall.

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Reflections on January 26

On January 26, our team takes the opportunity to reflect on caring for country, allyship, and the essential role First Nations peoples play in the climate crisis.

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Listen in: Episode 2 with Neil Taylor

Stories of Change episode 2 - practical advice on how to deeply connect with people and stay inspired with Neil Taylor.

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We've launched! Listen to Episode 1 Now

Interview with Climate Conversation Facilitator, Amy-Beth Seeley is now live!

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We're excited about Queensland: A community-led clean energy future

Our strategy to supercharge a community-led clean energy transition in 2023.

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Stories of Change: C4C's Podcast is Coming Soon!

This January, we're incredibly excited to launch our very first podcast series - Stories of Change.

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Facilitator Stories: Rachel Coffey

Everyone has a different journey to climate action - in this post, Victorian facilitator Rachel Coffey shares her own story.

 

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A community engagement model for Local Government that works!

In Australia, the climate emergency declaration movement was launched in May 2016. Darebin City council was the first to declare a climate emergency later that year and it has since been joined by more than 100 municipalities across Australia, representing over eight million Australians.

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The Power of Queensland: New Energy Targets & Hard Work Bring Optimism & Determination

This month was big for climate leadership and the energy revolution. The Queensland state government announced its new energy plan, which puts them at the forefront of the renewable energy transition in Australia.

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Mike McEvoy on C4C’s Theory of Change & Impact to Date

As so many of our long-term supporters know, Climate for Change has been reaching everyday Australians in a bid to create the social climate for effective action on climate change for more than seven years...

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We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia, whose sovereignty was never ceded. We acknowledge that Indigenous peoples around the world are at the forefront of climate change, both in experiencing its effects and leading solutions for change. We pay our sincerest respects to all Elders, past and present.