This is an open forum (meeting open to public) of Climate Chance
http://thenetworkforchange
This workshop focuses on:
How to use latest on-line, free, technologies to manage information, express your ideas, collaborate and connect with people?
More specifically, how to communicate climate change?
How to build a network for change?
This workshop seeks to arm our members and volunteers with cutting-edge technologies and for everyone to share how experiences to improve each other's ability to reach out to people to self-organise, tell stories, inspire one another and to build a community, and a movement for a better world/ .
Please confirm your attendance at
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Or add to your google calender and invite more peopel to join.
http://hkccc.tumblr.com/post/199197766/public-event-calender
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Founded upon our Delegation to UNFCCC COP13 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in 2007, we are university students who wish to collectively help build a just and sustainable world. We are the organizers of the first Asian Youth Climate Summit in 2008 and were formerly known as the Hong Kong Climate Change Coalition, before we started establishing regional boards in Macau and other areas of China in September 2009. We are currently based at the University of Hong Kong. We are a party to the Youth Constituency officially recognized by the UNFCCC Secretary.
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A short sharing about the BP Antarctica Expedition Selection Process, and What Antarctica meant.
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Ultimately using creative social media tools and academic or scientific reports to
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Advocate for inclusion of the successes coming out of this experiential learning to be incorporated in their official curriculums.
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Founded upon our Delegation to UNFCCC COP13 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in 2007, we are university students who wish to collectively help build a just and sustainable world. We are the organizers of the first Asian Youth Climate Summit in 2008 and were formerly known as the Hong Kong Climate Change Coalition, before we started establishing regional boards in Macau and other areas of China in September 2009. We are currently based at the University of Hong Kong. We are a party to the Youth Constituency officially recognized by the UNFCCC Secretary.
This slideshow shows the story from one of the member -Serena Gao's perspective and experience, and aims to introduce some how the network operates, provides its services, its structure and what each of the new coming members needs to be able to do (open-source administration)
The powerpoint gives details about dialogue and ladder of inference, enacting change etc. and applicaiton detal with the major photos on the Antarctica Short Intro and Robert Swan's story deleted (because it is too big)
A short sharing about the BP Antarctica Expedition Selection Process, and What Antarctica meant.
In short, it's all about passion and committement
and to me, Antarctica made me realised tha we have a choice, to reorganise ourselves in a way which preserves the beauty of Antarctica (and the best of Humanity) for generations to come..
See its promotional video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkxAAt8wP9Y
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To use their own body as a site of experiment for understanding the psychological factors influencing their habits of consumption and
To collaboratively generate a database for how the activities of their community (for example, their school/workplace interact with wider human and ecological systems;
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Advocate for inclusion of the successes coming out of this experiential learning to be incorporated in their official curriculums.
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35. Why are we here? We see climate change as a symptom of the larger pattern of unsustainable development of the Industrial Age, which our current social, economic, political institutions and structures are based on. A structure based on extraction, manipulation and transportation of natural resources towards centralised locations.
36. The structure assumes natural resources including human beings are objects. Because the way we think are shaped and institutionalized, a product of the structure. We treat each other like objects, manipulate one another (or their minds). It erodes relationships.
37. By assuming nature (and human beings) as objects, it assumes that nature and human are separated. Our current economic structure assumes limited resources, and unlimited growth. It is constantly generating bubbles in order to sustain itself, and once bubbles burst, the structure squeezes itself, it has already done so during the financial crisis.
38. Kubler Ross Grief Cycle - Combat Climate Change Coalition – formed by all civic societies in HK - “Fight Against” Climate Change - “To avoid a future”… - Small individual behavior change matter…
39. So Why am I here? I am committed to the possibility of a conscious and benevolent transition to a world where we can live together, all of us ‘face-to-face’ in a way that reflects the deep and natural interconnectedness and prior unity of our reality. I am committed to a quality of individual and collective realization of ‘reality itself’ that is compassionate and loving. This involves a kind of liberation from the way in which much of our collective attention has become fixed and institutionalized in the collective dream of the industrial era, its effects and our coping mechanisms.
42. 4 phases to a conversation Sustainable Difference Polite Dialogue Inquiry
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44. Bohm Dialogue 1- Suspending assumptions 2- Acknowledge Each other as Collegues 3- Have a facilitator
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64. External Communication - Branding Strategizing - Public Relations (Graphics & Posters) - Media Network (Photography & Video) - Internet (Website, Design Sketchbook (blog),) - Press Internal Communication - Huddle Workspace & File Management - Forum (Specific Projects) - Design-Sketchbook (TumblrBlog) Connect Communicate
71. Photography & Video (account details will be sent to you through email)- You-tubeVimeoFlickr
72. Network Design Sketchbook PURPOSE 1- Internal Network Design Discussions Tags: Connect Communicate Collaborate OR “Structure” 2- Event Report, Opportunity Board Tags: 1- Event 2- Opportunities – Press Report - Activities - National Forum (Type) Reflection & Evaluations 3- Blog (Inspiration Sharing ) Tags: 1- Inspired 2-- WORDS MUSIC VIDEO PHOTOS STORIES LINKS NEWS 4- Dialogue with the outside world- Comments left on Website Dialogue Box or email Tags: 1- Dialogue 2-Postentially: Communicate Structure Inspired VIDEO 5- Resources Tags: 1- News etc. DESIGN - DIALOGUE - EVENT - INSPIRED - ?
73. Branding Strategizing Professional and consistent image - Word Header/Footer - Email Templates and Signature, addresses - PPT Templates. - Namecard & T-shirts. - Consistent Style (Use of BLUE only exception needs good reason) - Consistent approach to change (in line with values of the world we envision or seek to create) - Consistent use of languages (approach to communicating climate change, see later)
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75. Subjected to Change? Hell yeah! Technology is developing fast. In fact, Google has a new platform called Google Wave coming soon, so we might need to learn a new set of collaborative and communication tools.
76. Take 5 minutes to reflection on how you listened to how you listen.
77. Collaborate - Volunteer Management - Individual and Project Evaluation - Climate Leadership Training Coordination - Program (i.e. I-Thank) Development To Do: Make your profile post on our Sketchbook with your Southpark Character/Actual photograph I-Thank Input into our i-thank database details of those who helped you in the process of running network or projects so we can give them tokens of appreciation Connect Collaborate Communicate
84. Thank you for listening, the most precious gift one can give to another human beings.
Editor's Notes
Standard I –Opening Slide
As we are open for recruitment 365 days a year, anyone who goes through this training will hopefully be able to give the training to any new member. We will give extra workshop and private tutorials to help you to be able to do that anytime.
Standard II –Second Opening Slide
I wish to start with who I am because I want to make sure I know
why am I here.
Standard 6– your story
Like Jessica, our coordinator, my story is essential
China Dialogue, China Greenbeat Forum HK DelegateBeing Global Responsible MBA Conference DelegateHKU Research Assistant for a paper on Climate Change and Sea Level Rise for the World Business Council for Sustainable Development AMUNC Director (Australia)
Like Jessica, our coordinator, my story is essential
why am I here.
Does environment really have a problem?
Now, feel how you felt when you heard those words I just said.Listen to the voices in your head. Where are you now?
Kubler Ross Grief Cyclehttp://hkccc.tumblr.com/post/183474064
You do not need to be here for the same reason, I respect whichever reason you hold. I do wish to make it clear why I am here because Climate ChanceAs I know it, is here to enact change in a way that is consistent with its vision – a just and sustainable world, and that vision does not come to life without you all, your vision and sense of purpose.
Standard 6– your story
Standard 6– your story
Where we are now – in terms of technological tools for expressing ideas… Here I borrowed a few graphs from a presentation on Ted Talk by Clay Shirky, In the last century, traditional way of an organization spreading its message to the public is like this:With TV, Radio, Emails etc.
Now the audience can talk back. And that’s a little freaky. But you can get used to it after a while, as people do.
But that’s not the really crazy change that we’re living in the middle of. The really crazy change is here. It’s the fact that they are no longer disconnected from each other.
As recently at last decade, Most of the media that was available for public consumption was produced by professionals. Those days are over, never to return. It is the green lines now, that are the source of the free content.
The question we all face now is, “How can we make best use of this media? Even though it means changing the way we’ve always done it.”
Notice- there is virtually no structure now at project level. Very limited structure at the SC level – only 3 team
Keeping in mind, the steering committee members are only members in charge, all the specific part are carried out by EVERYONE together.
Open Source Administration
Huddle – how to label, invite people, organise file, annouceForum – how to create new postsDesign- How to tag
Event Annoucement to public is only editable by Networkers, projectors can contact the networkers for updatesProjecters, can however, go join our “website committee” so to be directly involved in editing website (which is also open-sourced and easily editable)Photography & Video – Projecters can use our accounts themselves…
The Network Design Skethbook is our “tumblrblog”, it is going to be the most important platform for discussions and dialogue after the “national forums”,The idea is that with our open-source online “blog” tightly linked to the website,to increase communication between “us” and the publicThe beauty lies in a mix of these five functions: 1- any of our volunteers or affiliated groups can gain access and publish events, and our team will automatically link it to all other blogs, Google calendar, twitter, face book, website etc. (depending on the scale and frequency) – chinese version blog (Sohu, Sina) and website- need your help!2- Our website serves for people to know about us quickly, so many details are not fully elaborated. As we are, by making changes, making new languages, it helps to use this blog as the “assistant” to give more elaboration on what me meant and intended through the uses of specific terms.Anything inspiring – tag InspiredOther tags:Climate ChanceNews VideoMusicResourcesPeople – feature our profile, (Partners, BOA, Alumni etc) Climate Change CommunicationProject-350 (or any project names: Project- Recycling)FormsIf add new tags, contact administrator, or the post will be automatically Re-tagged by administratorsCurrent administrator – none (temporary: Jessica and Serena)
Google Template Group and Huddle will have the templatesName-Card/T-shirt Information – must fill in if you want them by the end of the week.
Standard 6– your story
Reflected in our structure (organic, minimal), decision-making (decentralized, not so much in form but In essence), change being the status quo, leadership model (servant), our insistent on examinaiton of mental models, deeply help believes, our change approach (structural and system thinking) …moreover, self-awareness, and consciousness