Political Pod – SHAPING TOMORROW Playbook Step 3: Climate Science in Action

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Political Pod – SHAPING TOMORROW Playbook Step 3: Climate Science in Action

Political Pod – SHAPING TOMORROW Playbook Step 3: Climate Science in Action

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Presented by Diana Collett and Joanna Wells

SHAPING TOMORROW sessions supporting Playbook Circles: Recordings of these Playbook sessions are posted in the relevant Playbook Circle Facilitation Guide for each Step. We encourage Circles to begin each Step by watching the recording and choosing where they want to focus their discussions.

Our third Playbook meeting focuses on how climate aware coaches can bring Climate Science into their work with politicians and policy makers. Diana Collett will explore practical possibilities with Joanna Wells, a councillor in her local Mitcham Council and a Greens Candidate in the recent Australian Federal Election.

In this session we focus on Step 3, part D Becoming Learning Guides for Politicians.

We will discuss how coaches can act as Learning Guides to strategically incorporate climate science to promote understanding and longer-term action for sustainability and adaptation.  Questions include:

•  What differentiates Climate Aware Coaching from traditional coaching?

• Why is it important to expand the client’s landscape around climate issues?

In breakout pairs we will explore the elements of becoming Learning Guides most relevant in your practice

Prepare for this Session

1. Read the Step: Shaping Tomorrow: A Playbook for Coaching Leaders in Sustainable Decision-Making and Policy Shaping Tomorrow Playbook Step 3: Climate Science in Action (pages 44-55)

2. Also please read Communicating on Climate Change (United Nations) https://www.un.org/en/climatechange/communicating-climate-change

3. Watch – expand your repertoire of compelling videos at Climate Action Australia: https://climateactionaustralia.net.au/information/videos/

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Event Timezone Reference - London

Presenter(s) Bio

Joanna Wells is a local Councillor and an experienced environmental campaigner, both locally, across the State. She is solutions focused, passionate and determined to hold the major parties to account and pushes for better outcomes for people and planet. Joanna’s impressive track record includes currently being a councillor on Mitcham Council; establishing & chairing Our Roads SA, advocating for a road freight bypass behind the Adelaide Hills; leading the campaign to save the Waite Gatehouse & the trees of the Waite Arboretum; Community campaign coordinator for the Conservation Council’s Urban Trees Campaign (2020-2024). She works for as a staff member for a State Parliament Independent Member focusing on the climate & environment, so she sees firsthand, every day, what the cross bench can achieve. Joanna has extensive media experience across print, television and radio.

Is This Event Being Recorded? - Yes

Event Language - English

Posted By - Diana Collett

Email - diana@dianacollett.com

 

Date And Time

Jun 12, 2025 @ 08:30 AM (GMT) to
Jun 12, 2025 @ 10:00 AM (GMT)
 

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