Conference – Climate Coaching Alliance

“Unfolding Cultural Transformation” By Steve March, Creator of Aletheia Coaching | Founder & CEO, Aletheia Academy LLC

Climate Coaching — Wed, 12 Mar 2025 15:30:13 +0000

“Unfolding Cultural Transformation”
By Steve March, Creator of Aletheia Coaching | Founder & CEO, Aletheia Academy LLC

What if cultural transformation isn’t about fixing a broken world, but about revealing the innate wholeness that is already present?

How do deep, lasting shifts in behavior and culture occur? Traditional approaches to climate activism often rely on critique of current behaviors and persuasion to adopt sustainable practices. So far, these approaches have produced mixed results at best. This session will challenge the idea that change is about fixing deficiencies through improvements. Instead, we will explore how sustainable ways of being unfold organically—just as forests regenerate and rivers carve new paths.

Join us to discover how coaching, leadership, and activism can become fertile ground for ecological transformation—not by making people “better,” but by creating spaces where innate wholeness can naturally unfold.

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If you value the work the CCA is doing, please help us fund the road ahead.

A Taste of Warm Data with Nora Bateson

Thu, 30 Jan 2025 15:01:45 +0000

“There are unexpected possibilities that await in another order of parallel approaches. There is a territory of communication, relationship, and daily living that allows for a total change—it is within reach, but not in the solutions currently being reached for.” – Nora Bateson

The epistemological frames that have shaped who and what we have become are crumbling. Learning between people and across generations has broken down. Learning and learning to learn together over time, within multiple contexts with curiosity and care reveals the relationships and interdependencies that fertilize and nourish the soil of the territories we live within.

In this two-hour session, Nora Bateson will host an exploration rooted in theories that are often left out elements of systems thinking that inform her Warm Data work. Participants will get a taste of the Warm Data online practice, People Need People (PNP), to experience new kinds of unscripted and unexpected conversations opening fresh perceptions towards emerging territories of responsiveness where the value is in the relationships. These transcontextual conversations open opportunities for unprecedented possibilities we are bound by, unveiling the illusions of independence and widening our sensitivities to the entanglements of our living systems.

PS: Please feel free to reach out to Andra Morosi (andra.morosi at gmail dot com) or Anne-Marie Brest (annemarie at designingyourlife dot coach) for any questions about this event.

EMCC Czechia & Slovakia Annual Conference – Sustainability Coaching Session

Tue, 03 Sep 2024 12:40:47 +0000

Koučováním k udržitelnosti?
Stručná anotace – o čem to bude:
Načrtneme, v jakém stavu se nachází planeta a společnost z pohledu Cílů udržitelného rozvoje
Budeme společně hledat, jaká je role koučování v transformaci byznysu a společnosti k udržitelnosti
Posdílíme, kde se pro „zelené“ koučování inspirujeme v zahraničí i v tuzemsku

Qu’est-ce qu’on a à gagner quand on perd l’essentiel ?

Fri, 23 Feb 2024 11:01:56 +0000

“Dans nos imaginaires collectifs Bernard Tapie est associé à la notion de la réussite.
Une réussite par l’accumulation (argent, pouvoir, notoriété) comme on l’envisageait à la fin du 20ème siècle.
Mais comment leader une entreprise qui gagne au 21ème siècle ? Comment s’assurer de l’engagement collaborateur ?

Comment gagner sans déteriorier notre santé mentale et physique mais aussi notre environnement?
Cette présentation centrée sur l’harmonie, va adresser ces questions et beaucoup d’autres pour révolutionner votre approche du leadership, en alignant la sagesse avec l’excellence professionnelle.
Préparez-vous à être inspiré par des stratégies innovantes qui promettent de guider et de redéfinir ce que signifie réussir en tant que leader dans le monde d’aujourd’hui.”

“Success is envisaged through accumulation (money, power, notoriety), at the end of the 20th century. How do you lead a winning business in the 21st century?

How to ensure employee commitment? How can we win without damaging our mental and physical health but also our environment?
This presentation focused on harmony will address these questions and many others to revolutionize your approach to leadership, aligning wisdom with professional excellence. Prepare you to be inspired by innovative strategies that promise to guide and redefine what it means to succeed as a leader in today’s world.”

She Changes Climate – Climate Cafe: Global Women in Collective Witness

Thu, 22 Feb 2024 15:24:24 +0000

Climate Cafe: Global Women RISE UP in Collective Witness

On International Women’s Day, women from around the world are gathering in a 90 minute SHE Changes Climate Climate Cafe.

11:30 am-1 pm GMT/6:30am-8:00 am EST/9:30 am-11:00 am PST

In this simple, hospitable, empathetic space, fears & uncertainties about our climate & ecological crisis can be safely expressed by participants. In Collective witness a quiet, reflective experience is born – a haven from usual busyness and activity.

The gathering is grounded in the following principles: i) We have no intention of leading anyone to any conclusion or course of action; ii) This is an open, respectful and confidential space where people can express their views in a safer space; ii) The focus in listening and sharing is our thoughts and feelings about climate change, rather than solutions, or what we or others are doing about climate change. Action in planning climate action or discussing climate policy is important, of course, but we don’t focus on it here.

To prepare for the Climate Cafe, we encourage you to grab a drink of your choice or cozy blanket to feel that warmth at home.

The Climate Cafe is co-facilitated by two SHE Changes Climate Ambassadors, Janet Mrenica (Canada) and Dianey Mugalizi (Kenya). Janet is a trained facilitator of the Climate Psychology Alliance of North America. This Climate Cafe is opening a space for a Facilitator-in-Training, the SHE Changes Climate Ambassador, Christina Namusaazi (Uganda). The Tech Support is provided by Elizabeth Gor-Bell (Canada).

For more information on the Why What and How is a Climate Cafe, see here: Climate Cafés (climatepsychologyalliance.org)

Great March for Climate Action 10th Anniversary Virtual Reunion

Wed, 14 Feb 2024 15:53:40 +0000

The 10th Anniversary Reunion of the Great March for Climate Action uses online zoom platform to share stories, photos, videos, music, and artifacts from our activations. Our Mission a decade ago remains changing the hearts & minds of Americans, our elected leaders, and people across the world to act now (2014) to address our climate crisis. This could be for you, if as a climate coach, you feel you do not yet understand sufficiently what it is to take climate action personally. Hear of the challenges, the joys, the misses, the lifestyle shifts, modeling a climate-light lifestyle as a group. On March 1, 2014, dozens of climate patriots set out from the poor port town of Wilmington near Los Angeles, CA, walking 3,000 miles across America to Washington, DC, inspiring action to resolve the climate crisis. This was one of the largest coast-to-coast marches in American history. Marchers respected a strict code of non-violence according to the principles employed by Martin Luther King, Jr. and Mahatma Gandhi. Mandatory non-violence training was provided at the start of the March. We governed the March through a city council of marchers elected by marchers. 3 time elected March Mayor Miriam Kashia will be hosting a session. Ed Fallon the visionary to gather Climate Reality Leaders from our Chicago training of 2,000 climate leaders the year before, will be hosting sessions honoring Marchers we’ve lost, music from the Climate Justice Gypsy Band, and welcoming all climate marchers and those who love us. At times, we employed a town-meeting style of governance involving the entire March community, with a simple majority vote to make decisions. Marchers continue their good work in local communities across the US, and Climate March is committed to lifting up their actions and others involved in marching as a means to raise awareness of the urgency of our climate crisis. From solar panel device charger trailer to oil barrel latrine truck to mobile kitchen to gear truck we moved ourselves across the country. Show up March 2 & 3 to let us move you with our stories.

Register here: https://forms.gle/Fy6j2KpKbkAWy3sg8

It’s free. We anticipate fun. Adding you to our continuing March would be fabulous!

William Commanda and Circle of All Nations Colleagues in Academia – SPECIAL DISCUSSION

Thu, 30 Nov 2023 21:38:51 +0000

TOPIC

“Tracking Climate Action Discourse in Indigenous Elder William Commanda’s Work In the Animation of Responsible and Respectful Relationship with Mother Earth”

William Commanda and Circle of All Nations Colleagues in Academia – SPECIAL DISCUSSION

December 8, 2023, 11 am – 12.15 pm EST on zoom
If you would like to join in the Zoom discussions, please contact Romola for the zoom link by Dec 6, 2023.

A chapter in the book “Indigenizing Knowledge for Climate Action: Strategies, Case Studies and Testimonios” Mastracci Sánchez, D., & Villarreal, A. (Eds.). (2023). Indigenizing education for climate action: Strategies, case studies and testimonios. Pressbooks.

William Commanda (North American Indigenous Leader, Algonquin Elder and Carrier of Wampum Heritage, Canoe Builder, Hon. PhD and Officer of the Order of Canada), passionately concerned about environmental issues for most of his adult life, formally began Indigenizing Knowledge for Climate Action in 1987 at the first Aboriginal Constitutional Conference, in 1991 at the United Nations COP (Conference of Partners) Pre-Rio Earth Summit, and at the 1993 United Nations Cry of the Earth Conference of Indigenous Peoples, as well as in his annual Circle of All Nations gathering, and outreach to environmental organizations, governments and public at large.

I was invited to contribute a chapter to the book “Indigenizing Knowledge for Climate Action: Strategies, Case Studies and Testimonios” by Diana Mastracci Sánchez, and I was supported in its preparation by Professor D. R. Fraser Taylor (supervisor of my doctoral and postdoctoral research into William Commanda’s environmental legacy) and several Circle of All Nations environmentalists.

We shall be discussing this chapter with three of our colleagues who have contributed to this work:

Planned Agenda

Introductions
Presentation on the book and chapter
Presentations and discussions with
Steven McFadden (Deep Agroecology),
Jean Letellier (Spiritual Activism and Contemporary Shamanic Journeys)
Julia Blagny, French Documentary Producer Water: La Sangre de Bolivia

If you would like to join in the Zoom discussions, Contact Romolavt@gmail.com for more info by Dec 6, 2023

Otherwise you can track the recording in on Circle of all Nations next Facebook live video event 11 Am EST December 11, 2023 on (4) Facebook

or on our Circle of All Nations YouTube Channel! Ginawaydaganuc!!

Unite For Climate Solutions: A Women-Led Summit

Fri, 17 Nov 2023 17:28:28 +0000

Have you signed up for the Unite for Climate Solutions women-led virtual summit?

Hosted by SHE Changes Climate

She Changes Climate has partnered with Project Dandelion to bring you a dynamic blend of discussions on Energy, Finance, Nature and Inclusion & Diversity—all with a focus on applying a gender lens on climate action to bring in new perspectives on tackling global climate challenges.

We’ve rallied women leaders from global grassroots organizations and from across the climate justice movement to share their vision for an inclusive and climate-safe future and how we can get there.

Don’t miss out!

Comment un grand groupe du CAC40 encourage des initiatives pour la transition écologique et sociale? Le cas de Schneider Electric

Fri, 24 Mar 2023 20:50:45 +0000

Présentation, explorations et échanges autour des initiatives d’accompagnement de la transition écologique et sociale chez Schneider Electric France.

Le facteur humain, un enjeu au cœur de la transition écologique – Présentation du GIECO-Groupe International d’Evolution du Comportement / IPBC International Panel on Behaviour Change

Climate Coaching — Sun, 01 May 2022 19:59:38 +0000

Toute crise n’est-elle pas, avant tout, une question humaine ?

Si l’humain, dans tous les secteurs de la société, est un facteur de risque… il est aussi la solution.

Le Groupe International d’Evolution du Comportement (GIECO/IPBC) a été créé pour développer la connaissance sur le facteur humain dans les toutes les transitions et permettre l’émergence d’un monde plus agile, équitable et durable.

Nos invités : Jaques Fradin et Amélie Rouvin pour une conférence suivie de tables rondes.