

Scales of Change - Introduction: A Theory of Change
5 snips May 14, 2020
Robert Gifford, a psychology and environmental studies professor, discusses his 'dragons of climate inaction' framework, exploring psychological barriers to effective climate action. Quetztonat Charlene George, a cultural guide and artist from the Coast Salish First Nations, shares insights on storytelling's role in reconnecting with the land and fostering community. They delve into the urgent need for collective action, reflect on pandemic parallels with climate change, and highlight the importance of individual and systemic approaches to sustainability.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Facing the Dragons: Individual Responsibility vs. Systemic Change
01:50 • 6min
Lessons from the Fishing Simulation
07:21 • 4min
Confronting the Dragons of Inaction
10:52 • 8min
Pandemic Parallels: COVID-19 and Climate Crisis
18:41 • 5min
Reconnecting with Land and Story
23:45 • 7min
Encouraging Engagement and Community Support for Climate Conversations
30:16 • 2min