March - April
Nottingham Central Library
Spaces Limited
Part of a climate, conservation or community group
Involved in local councils, faith groups or citizen engagement
Working in education, communications or sustainability
A student or staff member interested in climate leadership
Someone ready to move from worry to action
Making climate science understandable and shareable
Using facilitation rather than lectures
Building confidence through practice
Connecting people who can support each other locally
An interactive, collaborative workshop exploring the causes and impacts of climate change.
Designed to make the latest IPCC report more accessible, the workshop brings the latest research to life.
Participants walk away with a deeper understanding of our climate, a stronger connection to the social issues of climate change, and clear ideas about how they can make a difference.
Become a Climate Fresk facilitator yourself:
Prerequisite: attendance at a Climate Fresk workshop.
New facilitators are supported to run their first workshops for friends, colleagues and community members, by our experienced trainers.
Screening of Power Station, plus panel discussion, and light refreshments.
Panellists include (TBC):
- Hannah Ballard, Head of Community and Marketing at POP (People Owned Power)
- Patrick Hort from Mammoth A Climate Action Cinema
Léa Francastel is one of the most experienced Climate Fresk facilitators in the UK. They started running workshops in 2020 and have now facilitated hundreds of people and trained over 100 new facilitators.
Léa is known for their calm, inclusive and deeply human approach. They work with community groups, students and professionals, creating spaces where people feel safe to learn, ask questions and engage honestly with complex topics.
Léa creates a space where everyone feels able to contribute. They make complex climate science feel accessible without ever talking down.
