How creators use culture, art, and science to build a healthier information ecosystem
Climate information competes for attention alongside conflicting claims, misleading narratives and everyday concerns. How can creators, artists and scientists help people make sense of it, and connect it with what matters in their lives?
This session explores how culture, science, digital storytelling and community engagement can make reliable climate information more accessible, culturally relevant and useful. Speakers will discuss how they earn trust, handle uncertainty and bring climate into conversations that reach beyond traditional climate spaces.
What changes when you show people how climate action connects with their everyday lives?
How are you able to gain your audience’s trust?
How do you connect science, art, and culture with climate?
What does “zero” look like in your own life?
Hosted by: Verified for Climate, Purpose, and UN Climate Change.