What a fabulous collection, so thoughtfully curated and full of wonderful helpful resources! I'll be sharing with my newsletter. Thank you for your work Britt!
Thank you so much Kim, and yes we'd absolutely love to add your resources! Thanks for submitting them (there's a form at the bottom of the hub website)
Thank you for putting this together. As a neurodivergent individual, I will definitely be taking advantage of this resource. However, is there possibly a neurodivergent angle to the climate crisis that could be expanded upon with this resource? I know this is oddly specific, but people like me could hugely benefit from it.
I think that would be fabulous Phil, and I've been looking for resources that exist that take intersectional approaches to neurodivergence and climate distress/trauma, and similarly that look at the crossover between disability justice and climate distress/trauma --- so far I haven't found anything but that doesn't mean it isn't out there. We'd love to make those collections available on the hub. Please share if you know of anything.
I think it's quite a crime that I can point to a number of unique species that were in my environment when I was growing up that disappeared. I don't think people have cataloged the losses. I was hoping maybe you're concerns and mine would align and you would help me launch a knowledge Renaissance? I'm not social enough it appears to get enough attention for these invaluable ideas that will transform every aspect of everything in our lives and hopefully take a lot of the pressure off?
I hear you that many people are avoiding the pain that comes with cataloguing the losses, but I do think a knowledge renaissance is already underway (though it needs a lot of help with scaling!)
What a fabulous collection, so thoughtfully curated and full of wonderful helpful resources! I'll be sharing with my newsletter. Thank you for your work Britt!
Thank you so much Kim, and yes we'd absolutely love to add your resources! Thanks for submitting them (there's a form at the bottom of the hub website)
This is great! We've included on our Resource Page for our forthcoming graphic novel, A Better World Is Possible. :) https://abetterworldthebook.org/#resources
thank you, Meera!
Thank you for putting this together. As a neurodivergent individual, I will definitely be taking advantage of this resource. However, is there possibly a neurodivergent angle to the climate crisis that could be expanded upon with this resource? I know this is oddly specific, but people like me could hugely benefit from it.
I think that would be fabulous Phil, and I've been looking for resources that exist that take intersectional approaches to neurodivergence and climate distress/trauma, and similarly that look at the crossover between disability justice and climate distress/trauma --- so far I haven't found anything but that doesn't mean it isn't out there. We'd love to make those collections available on the hub. Please share if you know of anything.
I think it's quite a crime that I can point to a number of unique species that were in my environment when I was growing up that disappeared. I don't think people have cataloged the losses. I was hoping maybe you're concerns and mine would align and you would help me launch a knowledge Renaissance? I'm not social enough it appears to get enough attention for these invaluable ideas that will transform every aspect of everything in our lives and hopefully take a lot of the pressure off?
I hear you that many people are avoiding the pain that comes with cataloguing the losses, but I do think a knowledge renaissance is already underway (though it needs a lot of help with scaling!)
An incredible resource - thank you for creating this platform.
Thanks so much, Sarah
Appreciate it, Jim