Hope, Clarity, Action: A Cozy Climate Storytelling Workshop with Chloë Fraser
Enhance your climate storytelling skills in this judgment-free, hands-on workshop designed for advocates, students, and anyone looking to communicate climate issues clearly and effectively.
This session focuses on improving campaign messaging — how to frame climate stories for different audiences, simplify complex ideas, and avoid common pitfalls that reduce your impact. Through real-world examples, guided exercises, and group discussion, you’ll learn how strong messaging can help you build trust and support meaningful action.
Participants will work through a structured process to refine a clear, audience-ready campaign message, with optional feedback and peer input. You’ll leave with tools and language you can immediately apply to campaigns, outreach, presentations, or everyday conversations about climate.
You’ll walk away with:
A refined campaign message tailored to a specific audience
Practical framing and storytelling tools used in climate communications
A reusable message template for future campaigns or projects
A take-home resource sheet with examples, prompts, and best practices
This workshop blends professional skills-building with collaborative learning in a supportive, small-group setting.
Pricing note: Ticket fees also support the Nanaimo Climate Action Hub and help make practical climate communications training accessible to the community.
Limited spots to allow for hands-on practice and real-time feedback. Book yours today!
Testimonials:
"I really enjoyed your workshop and my journal was definitely open right afterwards." — Nicole C.
"Chloë's workshop really resonated with me. I particularly liked the practical advice about how to build bridges with people you are trying to communicate with. I think this workshop would benefit anyone wanting to improve their communication skills!" — Poppy T.
“What I learned from this course? That I can write and that I shouldn’t shy away from it, thinking I am too bad. That I can use my writing in many different ways. That I have climate knowledge, and that I can speak to it.” – Lauren M.
Learn more about the facilitator: www.chloealiciafraser.com