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Dear Friends,

Please join the Yale Center for Environmental Communication to learn how museums
and cultural centers are engaging millions of Americans in informal science
education and other programming related to climate change. This is a chance to
engage young people and adults to learn about climate change and to dream and
move forward on pathways to reach a better world. Miranda Massie, Director of
the Climate Museum in New York City, will moderate a conversation with Jen
Kretser of the Wild Center and Nan Renner from the Birch Aquarium at Scripps.
 

How Museums Are Engaging
Their Audiences on Climate Change

Friday, March 10th, 2023

Noon to 1 p.m. EST


Image courtesy of The Wild Center
 

Register here for the webinar
 

Jen Kretser, Director of Climate Initiatives at The Wild Center, leads the
Center’s climate change engagement programs, including the new Climate Solutions
exhibition and the global Youth Climate Program (highlighted by the Obama White
House Office of Science and Technology). In 2021, she led The Wild Center’s
Youth Climate delegation at the UN COP 26 climate conference in Glasgow,
Scotland in 2021. Kretser serves on Climate Literacy Energy Awareness Network
(CLEAN), serves on the U.S. Action for Climate Empowerment (ACE) Coordinating
Team, and is a board member of the Adirondack Mountain Club and core team of the
Adirondack Diversity Initiative.

Nan Renner serves as Senior Director of Strategic Partnerships at Birch Aquarium
at Scripps and works with UC San Diego CREATE on Climate Champions, connecting
university, K-12, and community for climate education, action, and justice. As a
member of the California Environmental Literacy Initiative Leadership Council,
she aims to strengthen the statewide network that delivers programs. She
promotes equity-centered active learning, shared purpose, curiosity, compassion,
collective action and deepening connections with nature and place. Outside her
day job, climate activism and community building fuel her optimism for the
future.

Miranda Massie is the director and founder of the Climate Museum, the first
museum in the U.S. dedicated to the climate crisis. In 2014, she left a career
in social justice law to start laying the groundwork for the Museum. As a civil
rights impact litigator, her multiple honors include a Harvard Law School
Wasserstein Public Interest Fellowship and a Mentorship-in-Residence at Yale Law
School. Her board service has included a Head Start organization for migrant
farm families and the Center for Popular Democracy.



This event is hosted by the Yale Center for Environmental Communication and the
Yale Program on Climate Change Communication.
 



 
Cheers,
 
The team at YPCCC
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Yale Program on Climate Change Communication
Yale School of the Environment
Twitter: @YaleClimateComm


          

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