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Storytelling for Climate Impact

Hosted by John Toner & DC Climate Week
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About Event

Join us for a high-energy, interactive session exploring the art and science of impact storytelling, communication, and policy change. From viral science explainers to digital policy advocacy campaigns, this panel discussion brings together leading creators, digital strategists, policy advocates, and nonprofit changemakers to explore how storytelling can spark real-world impact. Speakers will share case studies on telling science stories that are shareable, making clean energy benefits relatable, best practices to grow audiences, and narrative change to promote public excitement around climate-friendly policies and products. This session will give you cutting-edge insights on how to grow your audience, build trends, and amplify climate solutions. Learn how to make complex scientific issues accessible, amplify climate solutions, and shift narratives to inspire real change.

Featured Speakers:

  • Michael Shank, Adjunct Assistant Professor, NYU SPS Center for Global Affairs

  • Xavier Boatright, Deputy Legislative Director for Clean Energy and Electrification, Sierra Club

  • Maura Walsh, Executive Vice President, Marketing & Communications, Environmental Working Group

  • Seth Borenstein, Science Writer, The Associated Press & Adjunct Professor at New York University

Moderator: John Toner, Creative Director and Head of Impact, Lemon Tree Productions

Topics you’ll learn about: 

  • Trend building for climate initiatives

  • Journalistic storytelling for climate issues

  • Partnering with climate-friendly brands to amplify reach

  • Innovative science storytelling for climate issues

  • Storytelling for clean energy and electrification

  • Fresh social media strategies that convert views into real-world impact

  • Latest character-driven and narrative-based storytelling techniques

  • Building public support for climate-friendly policy through narrative change

  • Case studies on campaigns that made a difference

By registering for this event, you agree to share your registration information with the organizers of DC Climate Week

Location
NYU Washington, DC
1307 L St NW, Washington, DC 20005, USA
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