‘Emotions shape not only students' capacity for learning, but also their ability to respond meaningfully and effectively to what they're learning."

- Jennifer Atkinson & Sarah Jaquette Ray

Join the Climate Psychology Alliance of North America for the third installment in our Fall ’24 Planting the Future Fundraiser Distinguished Speaker’s Series - an exciting and inspiring workshop, interview and Question and Answer session with Sarah Jaquette Ray, for practical tips for therapists and faculty working with young adults who are awakening to the climate crisis.

Registrants at the $100 level will receive a free copy of Sarah’s newest book, co-authored with Jennifer Atkinson: The Existential Tool Kit for Climate Educators: How To Teach In a Burning World.

Two images: A black and white portrait of a woman on the left and a yellow and red book cover on the right.

Meet Sarah

Dr. Sarah Jaquette Ray works at the intersection of social justice and climate emotions. Sarah is the author of The Ecological Other: Environmental Exclusion in American Culture (Arizona, 2013 and A Field Guide to Climate Anxiety: How to
Keep Your Cool on a Warming Planet (California, 2020), which is packed with mental health tools for the “climate generation” . Sarah is also co-editor of four additional collections within the cross section of mental health, humanities, decolonizing theory and climate justice. Sarah is also a certified mindfulness teacher through the UCLA Mindfulness Awareness Research Center.

Limited discounted tickets are available for students and those facing financial hardship. Email info@climatepsychology.us for information.

Attend all three events to receive discounts from $5-$20 off ticket prices.

The events:

Planting the Future Speaker Series: Climate Emotions in the K-12 Classroom: A Cross-Generational Conversation (Oct 5)

"What to Do When Climate Change Scares You": Strategies for Supporting Children ages 6-12 in the Clinic and Classroom (Oct 19)

How to Teach, Learn, & Process Climate Anxiety & the Toxic Knowledge of Climate Injustice with College-age Students (Oct 26)