HOW TO HELP STUDENTS WITH ECO ANXIETY

DESCRIPTION:
Force of Nature is a youth non-profit mobilising mindsets for climate action. They have delivered programmes to over 1000 young people in 50 countries and are on the pulse of young people's emotions on
climate change, participating in research with the Climate Psychology Alliance and Imperial College
London.

Over 70% of young people feel hopeless in the face of the climate crisis, and 3 in every 4 teachers feel
ill-equipped to teach on the subject.
In this workshop you’ll learn from youth experts on climate psychology and the rise of eco-anxiety. You’ll
leave equipped to mobilize the mindsets of young people at school and at home, to move from climate
anxiety to agency so that you can help your students to step up rather than shut down in the face of climate
change.

Phoebe Hanson the Operations Director at Force of Nature.
Phoebe is a climate and social justice activist passionate about the difference young
people can make in the world. She’s particularly interested in the interdependent
relationship between our environment and society and is always committed to taking
an intersectional approach when tackling environmental problems.Alongside her work at Force of Nature, Phoebe serves as a member of Manchester's
Climate Change Partnership within the youth board, and as a young curator at the
Science and Industry Museum










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