smart, effective environmental communication in a time of limited resources
The cultural sector has shown remarkable commitment to climate action over the past decade. Across the country, deep-rooted community projects—from urban food growing to biodiversity hubs—have brought environmental stories to life. Yet, as the climate shifts and we face hotter summers, flooding, and changing landscapes, we have to ask: what comes next?
This event moves beyond simply minimising environmental impact. Designed specifically for small organisations and independent creative practitioners, we will explore how culture can foster community resilience, disrupt the status quo, and help places prepare for climate futures.
We will also tackle the elephants in the room: time, budget constraints, and the fear of scrutiny. When environmental commitments aren’t communicated, organisations miss crucial opportunities to build trust, engage stakeholders, and drive real change. Join us to break through the “fear factor” and unlock the full value of your sustainability story.
What You Will Gain
- Sector Inspiration: Hear real-world examples of smart, impactful environmental communication from across the cultural field.
- Peer-to-Peer Learning: Connect in honest conversations about what works, what doesn’t, and how to overcome common barriers.
- Practical Tips: Learn strategies for clear, targeted messaging that strengthens your reputation without fear of backlash.
- Resource Co-Creation: Help crowd-source ideas for practical, accessible tools that will make climate communication easier for everyone.
HEAR FROM ENGAGING SPEAKERS
During the session you will have a chance to: hear about examples of good practice from the sector including from Exeter Phoenix’ Fundraising and Development Manager, Holly Lawrence.
Join this engaging event and leave with peer-to-peer insights into what works and what doesn’t from interactive crowd-source sessions. Engage with a collaborative community and leave ready to develop practical resources for your environmental communication
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