Join us for an interactive and accessible climate education workshop to develop your skills and understand the science behind the climate crisis!

On 5 February, King's Climate & Sustainability are offering a 3 hour Climate Fresk workshop to help our community learn and take action on climate! This engaging, interactive workshop has been delivered to almost 2 million participants across 162 countries worldwide.

Location: Room -1.04, Chesham Building, Strand Campus (details of how to get to the room below)*

Participants have found this to be an engaging, effective and powerful way to learn and understand climate science. Additionally, once you've completed the workshop, you'll have the opportunity to train to become a facilitator and enhance your skills! All participants will additionally receive a digital badge and certificate on completion of the workshop, which can be shared on LinkedIn and with prospective employers!

Places are limited, so please cancel your ticket if you are no longer able to attend.

In order to take action and build solutions, we first need to understand the problem. Climate Fresk is a powerful tool for providing a quality climate education. This in-person workshop involves groups of 7 participants working together using collective intelligence to identify and understand the causes and consequences of the climate crisis, before discussing the actions we can take individually and at King's,

The facts in Climate Fresk are sourced from IPCC reports. These are the same reports that inform global political and economic decision-making at the highest level. Climate Fresk is neutral and objective and presents only established scientific facts.

Getting there

*Directions: From main Strand reception go straight along the corridor. At the Great Hall take the staircase on your right down one flight of stairs. Proceed along the corridor almost in front of you leading to the Macadam Building, follow it along until you arrive in the Chesham Building. Room -1.04 is down the stairs in the basement.