Register through Humanitix here. 

Come yarn together in this interactive climate storytelling workshop, as part of the Conservation Council of SA's project to co-create a statewide climate movement strategy.

Storytelling is central to building our climate movement. Through narrative we can share and reflect on our experiences, explore the strengths and weaknesses of our movement, and imagine better futures.

This 2-hour workshop - facilitated by science writer, author and community organiser Lauren Fuge - will guide participants through developing and sharing their stories. By drawing on our collective experiences, we will explore the current state of the climate movement and create a shared vision for a more connected, diverse and resilient movement. 

This workshop is open to everyone involved in or passionate about nature, biodiversity and climate. If this is you, please join us on either October 1 or October 6.

Register through Humanitix here. 

Come yarn together in this interactive climate storytelling workshop, as part of the Conservation Council of SA's project to co-create a statewide climate movement strategy.

*This workshop is for those who work with young people*

This workshop brings together youth workers to shape the creation of SA's climate movement strategy

Young people are not just the leaders of the future, they are the leaders of now. As SA's climate movement evolves, the voices of young people, and those who work with them, must be front and centre.

The climate movement is changing, will you be part of creating that change? 

Do you want to see more connected, diverse and resilient climate movement that includes young people’s voices and leadership?

The co created statewide movement strategy brings together a diverse cohort of community members, grassroots groups, campaigners, volunteers, advocates, and organisations to create a shared vision and plan for SA's climate movement.

Through this process we:

• build connections and partnerships
• identify the movement's strengths and needs
• define our shared priorities and goals
• develop a clear, practical plan on how to achieve this together

In this workshop we will be focusing on the intersection between environment, climate and youth work, exploring capabilities, needs and goals.

This workshop will be delivered online. Video link will be sent prior to the event.

This is a family friendly bike ride, so bring your bike!

Gas is a dirty fossil fuel and one of the biggest drivers of the climate crisis. Santos is a giant gas company with plans for massive new gas projects.

Burning gas drives climate change. Santos uses sponsorships to greenwash their polluting plans for massive gas expansions. We must break our communities free of Santos.

South Australia is proud to host the world-famous cycling race, the Tour Down Under. But there’s a problem. The Tour Down Under is sponsored by the gas giant Santos. 

Call on Labor to dump Santos as a sponsor of the Tour Down Under! 

We’ll meet at Parliament House, before going for a short bike ride to the Santos offices on Flinders St and then onto Hindmarsh Square to go our separate ways. 

*This workshop is for young people aged 12-25 years old*

This workshop brings together young people to shape the creation of SA's climate movement strategy

Young people are not just the leaders of the future, they are the leaders of now. As SA's climate movement evolves, the voices of young people must be front and centre. 

The climate movement is changing, will you be part of creating that change? 

Do you want to see more connected, diverse and resilient climate movement that includes young people’s voices and leadership?

The co created statewide movement strategy brings together a diverse cohort of community members, grassroots groups, campaigners, volunteers, advocates, and organisations to create a shared vision and plan for SA's climate movement.

Through this process we:

• build connections and partnerships
• identify the movement's strengths and needs
• define our shared priorities and goals
• develop a clear, practical plan on how to achieve this together

This session is led by young climate activists and organisers from AYCC and Conservation Council SA.

Accessibility: Please let us know if there are any ways we can assist you in making this workshop more accessible. Financial assistance may be available for those who have to loose work or travel a long distance to attend. We are happy to write a letter to excuse you from work or other engagements if this supports your attendence.