Use this pre-workshop checklist and make sure you’re all set for the workshop How to communicate with the public about climate change.

1. Submit your questions for our speakers

What do you want to know? Submit a question in the form below and we’ll build it into the Q&A section.

2. Invite your colleagues

Know someone who would be interested in joining the workshop? Learning is better together — invite your colleagues to join for free with this link or share this invitation note.

3. Get prepped

Familiarise yourself with the topic by reading these short articles from other public servants.

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