Narrative Resources

• Storying Climate Change At Appalachian State University - By Laura England, Jennie Carlisle, Rebecca Witter, Derek Davidson, Lynette Holman, and Dana Powell

• Using Narrative in the Climate Change Classroom - How the use of climate fiction (cli-fi) can allow students to acknowledge, process, and express emotional responses to climate change. Includes a narrative non-fiction reading list. Contributed by Magdalena Maczynska

• Another Gulf Is Possible - Video and website resource by Another Gulf Is Possible Collaborative. “Another Gulf Is Possible Collaborative is a women-of-color led, grassroots collaborative, centering on cultural organizing, arts-based healing, direct action, advocacy, transformative justice, education, and locally-led capacity-building training”.

• Writing/Journal Exercise: Covid-19 Reflection - In this exercise participants are asked to reflect on how the Coronavirus pandemic might be able to lead to durable and positive social change. Contributed by Dr. Anya Galli Robertson

• Hope Matters - “Why evidence-based hope is a powerful tool” A book by: Elin Kelsey

• Just Wondering… - An interactive climate tool presentation that uses animated essays and stories. Created by Aron Nor, Mina Mimosa, and M. Moss

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