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Climate Change advocacy can be deeply rewarding...yet it can also be stressful and exhausting.
The Resilience Building Action Team aims to help you strengthen your resilience and support your self-care.
We provide resources and self-paced trainings to support you on your resilience-building journey - The Resilience Hub: http://cclusa.org/resilience
We also host three distinct workshops throughout the year:
The Resilience Building Action Team aims to help you strengthen your resilience and support your self-care.
We provide resources and self-paced trainings to support you on your resilience-building journey - The Resilience Hub: http://cclusa.org/resilience
We also host three distinct workshops throughout the year:
- Our 1-hr Resilience Circle Workshops are a place to share your thoughts, feelings, perspectives and concerns about whatever is top of mind and deep in your heart around the climate crisis. Special focus given to listening and presence.
- Our Active Hope program is a 2-hour workshop based on the work of Joanna Macy. We use experiential exercises and small group sharing to strengthen your personal connections within CCL and generate fresh insights and energy.
- Our ONGO groups meet for 12-weeks to enable authentic heart-to-heart connections, helping us to bridge differences. Up to 20 participants engage in structured exercises and expansive dialogues for small groups and partners.
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Public
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164
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Index to Resilience Building Links
CCL Resilience Building Action Team on Community: https://bit.ly/CCLResilienceBuilding
Key Links for ONGO
- ONGO Resilience Building Group details - http://bit.ly/OngoInfo
- ONGO Group signup - http://bit.ly/OngoSignup
- Order The Ongo Book - http://bit.ly/Ongobook Order single books in Canada and the US (free US delivery for new books) here.
- Ongo Zoom Facilitation Instructions - https://bit.ly/OngoZoomInstructions
- Tips for Organizing Ongo http://bit.ly/OngoOrganize
- CCL Ongo Google Drive - http://bit.ly/CCLOngoDrive
- Needs Wheel pdf for Ongo - http://bit.ly/Needswheel
- Active Hope general information - cclusa.org/activehopeinfo
- Active Hope registration - cclusa.org/activehopereg
This short video from the Resilience Hub highlights what resilience might look like for those of us so deeply committed to climate advocacy
ONGO is Making a Difference in our Chapters
As featured in the CCL Blog, "How come we’re all getting along so well?", by Judy O’Leary and Laura Sacks, volunteers in the Nelson – West Kootenay chapter of CCL in British Columbia, Canada, are noticing marked improvement in the general sense of connectedness and patience in their chapter, among other benefits. Read more here.
Good Grief Network: 10-Steps to Personal Resilience & Empowerment in a Chaotic Climate
As featured in the CCL Blog, "How come we’re all getting along so well?", by Judy O’Leary and Laura Sacks, volunteers in the Nelson – West Kootenay chapter of CCL in British Columbia, Canada, are noticing marked improvement in the general sense of connectedness and patience in their chapter, among other benefits. Read more here.
Good Grief Network: 10-Steps to Personal Resilience & Empowerment in a Chaotic Climate
Resilience is our ability to adjust to and bounce back from adversity and setbacks. Resilience can be measured, learned and enhanced. Seven primary resiliency skills have been identified by the University of Pennsylvania's School of Positive Psychology. Optimism and beliefs about our effectiveness in the world are two skills that we can grow when we build on our practice of gratitude. Would you like more gratitude in your life? Read more here ...
- Positive Psychology: Resilience Skills offered by University of Pennsylvania: on Coursera.
- Positive Psychology: Resilience Skills offered by University of Pennsylvania: on Coursera.
