Changing the Climate Workshop

Designed for communities

and established groups: churches, businesses, clubs, non-profits, and other organizations

Do you want to feel that your contribution to the planet is more meaningful?

Changing the Climate Workshops (CCW)

are facilitated group processes where individuals clarify environmental realities, process grief, identify foundations for resiliency, and create accessible solutions as a community.

An CCW is designed to:

Mobilize small groups and communities to affect change where they live, work, and socialize.
Clarify the environmental practices that affect resilient change.
Brainstorm within the specific field of the organization- discover community components that highlight your focus as a community.

An CCW is:

Approximately 4-7 hours of an engaging, interactive, presentation process.
Adapted for your unique group and associated goals.
Available for adults and youth.

You may feel like you are doing everything you can to make a difference, yet worry it is not enough. You may feel like we can only do this all together, on the same page.

CCW group process uses educational techniques to:

Solidify our understanding in pertinent ecological science.
Highlight positive aspects of human advancement even in the face of potential calamity.
Identify changes that are necessary for a successful future.
Facilitate brainstorming that helps individuals and groups identify ways to contribute to a forward direction.
Discover solutions all around us.

At an CCW event you can expect:

Recycled/reused materials provided when possible to record information and ideas
Sound science presented
To create solutions as a community
Action Plans and accountability system
Resources

CCW is offered on a sliding scale. All contributions and donations support future programs. Scholarships are available; please inquire if interested.

BROWSING FOR BRIDGES- NonProfit

Changing the Climate Workshops are brought to you by Browsing for Bridges, a non-profit created to support educational opportunities that address real needs within communities and the environment. The name was chosen to represent the belief that the solutions already exist; we need only to identify them.

TESTIMONIALS

I enjoyed this class a lot! It made me realize that I can do various things to prepare and adapt myself and my neighborhood for the new way of life, optimized for self-sustainability, starting today. Very empowering!

Alex K- Denver, CO

This workshop was enlightening and made me hopeful for the future, while also allowing me to process my grief about climate change. I appreciated the opportunity to brainstorm alongside a community of people who really care and want to make real change in whatever ways they can.

Olivia Knippling- Arvada, CO