Working for social and environmental change? Struggling to remain positive given the state of the world? Even though you and those you work with are making some progress?

You’re not alone. And the challenges we face, individually and collectively, are very real. Eco-anxiety, even fear, is understandable. But it saps our purpose and our strength:

We start to doubt ourselves;
We lose direction and focus;
We find it more difficult to engage and inspire others.

A major driver of eco-anxiety is uncertainty. Not just uncertainty about how the climate, nature and political crises will unfold, we also don’t know how effective our interventions will be, nor how much of a difference our work is really making.

What if we stop carrying the weight of the world on our shoulders? What if we refuse to let uncertainty grind us down, and jujitsu-like, turn uncertainty into positive energy?

Join us for a workshop where gentle facilitation meets joyful improv and discover how to accept uncertainty and tap into your purpose, drive and creativity, so you can move forward with greater confidence in yourself and in those you work with.

You will also:

Experience activities and an approach you could bring into your own work;
Develop skills including listening, trust building and co-creation;
Re-connect with your inner compass, nurturing hope and courage.

Plus, come for the fun because there’s not enough of that around right now.

Contact the host of The Resilient Changemaker: playing with impact