In this engaging discussion, Robert Gifford, a psychologist specializing in environmental studies, Nicolas Depensier, renowned cinematographer of 'Anthropocene,' and Ellen Kelsey, an author dedicated to environmental education, dive into the psychological barriers to climate action. They dissect concepts like perceived behavioral control and self-efficacy, shedding light on how shifting narratives can foster hope. By exploring the idea of 'Hope Punk,' they highlight the importance of community resilience and storytelling in inspiring collective environmental action, all while challenging negative perceptions surrounding climate change.
