Insights
Practical tips to help you improve your communication impact.
Climate adaptation: Young people are the future
New online toolkit equips young people to take the lead on climate adaptation.
The Climate Dictionary: An everyday guide to climate change
UNDP’s Climate Dictionary is a welcome step in the right direction for making climate change language easier to understand.
Climate science needs more human connection
When scientists speak about their work and its implications in a more informal way - it builds connection with a broader audience, showing people why they too should care about climate change.
When it comes to climate action - words matter
The way climate change actions are communicated is important. Small nuances in language and word choice impact how audiences respond to climate change messages.
Why communication skills are important for climate change researchers
We need climate change researchers who can communicate about their work, which can often seem abstract, in a way that is accessible for the public, government, and media.
Partnering for transformative SDG-oriented urban development
Brendon Bosworth was lead author for a UN-Habitat report about designing and running multi-partner urban development initiatives that accelerate the SDGs.
Climate change photography supporting climate literacy
Brendon Bosworth’s climate change photography featured by EU climate literacy project.
Celebrating one year of Communicating Science for Impact
Reflections on the first year of running Communicating Science for Impact with close to 50 researchers.
How art can create a connection to place that’s key for understanding climate change
Photography fosters a type of paying attention that helps us to see what is happening around us over time, and can help us to see how the environment changes with climate impacts. It plays a valuable role in climate change awareness.
Humanizing climate change with Theatre of the Oppressed
Theatre of the Oppressed is a powerful tool for challenging top-down approaches to climate change adaptation.