In her talk, our founder Eva-Maria McCormack speaks about the power of hope in uncertain times. She explores why hope is political, how we can nurture it despite crises – and why we have every reason to remain hopeful. The talk will be followed by an open conversation.

As part of the openTransfer Camp Climate, Frederik Metje from Talking Hope invites participants to an interactive workshop. Together, we will analyze examples of unsuccessful climate communication, identify their weaknesses, and develop approaches for impactful and equitable messaging.

On the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II, our founder Eva-Maria McCormack will speak at a panel discussion hosted by KAB Fulda. Together with Bishop Michael Gerber and Nicolai Raab from Sehnseits e.V., she will discuss the importance of hope in times of social upheaval.

In their workshop at the K3 Congress, our colleagues demonstrated why listening plays a central role in this process – and introduced our new Climate Listening Game, designed to build bridges to people who are often on the margins of the climate debate.

To enable the shift towards sustainable living conditions, we must think beyond the term “climate”. In her talk at the “Communicating Climate Hope” conference, hosted by the Universities of Tilburg, Netherlands, and British Columbia, Canada, our founder Eva-Maria McCormack emphasised social justice and democratic participation as essential foundations for successful transformation. She outlined how socially inclusive climate communication can contribute to this process.