Join Elisabeth Goodman Spain from Sustainable Shepreth for a seminar to help people identify individual actions they can take to mitigate against climate change and support biodiversity.
Book your free place in the library or contact Cambourne.referral@cambridgeshire.gov.uk
Subtitle: How to get started with individual action AND look after your wellbeing whilst doing so
Description: Human-made climate change, and associated impacts on nature and on our way of life are very real and very present. Yet, this is still a subject that many people find difficult to face or talk about with those around them. It can be equally difficult to choose where to begin to take action, let alone feel confident that such action will have sufficient impact. The net result can be isolating and overwhelming. This interactive seminar is an opportunity to air and hear your fears voiced with and by others. It will enable you to explore how to begin positive action in a way that gives you meaning, connects you with others and also nurtures your wellbeing.
The views expressed by Elisabeth in this seminar are entirely her own, and do not necessarily reflect those of Sustainable Shepreth, or of any of the other groups that she is affiliated with.
About Elisabeth Goodman-Spain: Elisabeth is a coach, author, facilitator and activist. She is an advocate for Neurodiversity (especially working with those who are Autistic or ADHDers), and for Climate Action. She has started up an eco group in her village (Sustainable Shepreth), is a member of the Cambridge Climate Leaders' group, a volunteer organiser for Greenpeace's Project Climate Vote door-knocking campaign in South Cambridgeshire, co-facilitates Climate Cafés in Cambridge and also occasionally takes part in XR actions. Elisabeth reads widely, and brings her many insights from her work, volunteer activities and her reading into her coaching, writing and seminars.
Image shows purple wildflowers with a bee on them.