Changing the Conversation: An Introduction to Effective Climate Communication
The National Network for Ocean and Climate Change Interpretation pioneered effective, research-backed communications techniques for positive, civic-minded engagements.
This virtual 1-hour FREE presentation, put on by NNOCCI, helps participants become familiar with the organization's work, understand why framing matters, and gain exposure to effective framing language. As NNOCCI is integrated into 47 states, at least 5 countries, and has nearly 1,000 trained framers, this presentation is open to all participants, not just those from PNW Climate Week. We encourage you to share with colleagues worldwide, as this presentation is an ideal first exposure for those interested in learning more about NNOCCI and strategic framing techniques.
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Guest Speakers
Blair Pagano
Simone Mortan
With collectively more than two decades as NNOCCI Trainers and Leaders, and decades more in the climate communication space, Blair and Simone offer a wealth of knowledge and expertise that they are eager to share with you! You may recognize Simone from her time as the Manager of Volunteer Guide programs at the Monterey Bay Aquarium, or her time teaching Climate Justice and Communication at California State University Monterey Bay. You can catch Blair weekly on her long-running science news podcast, This Week in Science, with over 1000 episodes packed with facts and framing on a wide variety of topics.
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