Social Media Platforms

Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok: Utilize these platforms for real-time engagement, awareness campaigns, and reaching diverse audiences with tailored content.

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Websites and Blogs

Create dedicated websites or blogs focused on climate change education, research, and community involvement. Regular updates keep the audience informed about the latest developments and solutions.

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Email Newsletters

Regularly communicate with stakeholders, donors, and communities through newsletters that share news, research updates, and calls to action.

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Infographics and Visual Content

Use data visualizations, charts, and infographics to make complex climate data more digestible. Visual content can capture attention and simplify technical information.

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Video Content

YouTube, Vimeo, or social media short clips: Create engaging videos, documentaries, interviews, or explainer videos to tell stories about climate change impacts and solutions.

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Webinars and Online Workshops

Host webinars to educate the public, stakeholders, and organizations about climate change issues and sustainable practices. These are especially useful for remote collaboration.

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Storytelling Campaigns

Use human-centered stories in articles, videos, or social media posts to show the real-life impact of climate change, focusing on individuals, communities, and their resilience.

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Podcasts

Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts: Host or sponsor podcasts that discuss climate issues, feature expert interviews, and explore solutions in an accessible and conversational format.