CPA Conference - The Psychology Of Climate Action: New Perspectives On Leadership
Date
19 November 2016
09:00 - 17:00
Venue
The Holloway Resource Centre, 356 Holloway Road, London N7 6PA
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Diplomatic success at COP 21 in Paris was the result of a remarkable coalition of forces, interacting with political leadership.
As COP 22 in Marrakesh approaches, it is ever clearer that multi-level climate leadership must intensify, to convert aspirations into a level of action capable of mitigating the spread of climate disruption. The vital ingredients in such action include a high level of psychological awareness, since the human engagement challenge is even greater than the technical task of decarbonisation.
The aim of the event is to:
Clarify the contribution and links between key elements in climate leadership
Open up for discussion the psychological and psycho-social dynamics which enable/ impede effective climate action
Natalie Bennett - Professor Paul Hoggett - Professor Andrew Samuels
Sally Weintrobe - Richard Black - Maia Kutner - Phil Davison
Workshops
The image for the event is of a murmuration of starlings. This amazing and beautiful example of coordination in the natural world seems a fitting symbol as we humans struggle to understand and cooperate in the face of existential threats.
Find out more here.
As COP 22 in Marrakesh approaches, it is ever clearer that multi-level climate leadership must intensify, to convert aspirations into a level of action capable of mitigating the spread of climate disruption. The vital ingredients in such action include a high level of psychological awareness, since the human engagement challenge is even greater than the technical task of decarbonisation.
The aim of the event is to:
Clarify the contribution and links between key elements in climate leadership
Open up for discussion the psychological and psycho-social dynamics which enable/ impede effective climate action
Natalie Bennett - Professor Paul Hoggett - Professor Andrew Samuels
Sally Weintrobe - Richard Black - Maia Kutner - Phil Davison
Workshops
The image for the event is of a murmuration of starlings. This amazing and beautiful example of coordination in the natural world seems a fitting symbol as we humans struggle to understand and cooperate in the face of existential threats.
Find out more here.
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