Resilience Hub
Building personal resilience helps avoid burnout. It keeps us on course, through the highs and the lows, and bounces us forward from challenges.
The Resilience Hub on CCL Community provides opportunities for building personal and chapter resilience that support purposeful action on climate.
Featured Resilience Resource
Trees Could Be A Mental, Physical And Climate Change Antidote
An NPR audio clip (transcript available) exploring the mental and physical health benefits of spending time outdoors, especially in the context of the climate challenge.
View ResourceFor more resilience resources, consult our Resilience Resources Collection.
Resilience Resources Collection
Live Workshops and Groups
For additional live trainings on a variety of topics, consult the Training Events Calendar.
NEW! CCL Climate Café
Tuesday, Nov 26 - 8pm ET
Climate Cafes offer a structure for an informal, open, respectful, confidential space to safely share emotional responses and reactions related to the climate. Open to all - click here to share with your networks outside of CCL.
Circles of Personal Resilience
Tuesdays, 2pm or 8pm ET (alternating weeks)
Circles of Personal Resilience provide the chance to express the grief or mourning you experience around climate change, as well as celebration and gratitude for what you love about our world. Drop-ins welcome!
Try 'A Taste of ONGO'
Next Group Starts: Monday, Nov 18 - 8pm ET
This 3-week group experience is designed to integrate peace, compassion and wisdom into your climate activism, family, and community by helping you embody those qualities in your words and actions. Advance registration required.
Resilience Retreat on the River
Feb 23-25, 2025
Our Resilience Retreat is a weekend gathering designed to deepen resilience, integrate joy, and create opportunities for rest and connection that ultimately feed our climate work. Advance registration required.
Self-Paced Trainings
Navigating Climate and Election Anxiety
This training examines the root causes and common manifestations of climate and election anxiety. By the end of our session, you'll have a deeper understanding of climate and election anxiety, as well as concrete tools to manage these feelings effectively.
Start TrainingFive Steps to Personal Climate Resilience
This training is an opportunity to learn about five steps to building personal resilience in the face of climate change, which can help people stay strong and steady in their climate work and navigate feelings like climate anxiety, eco-grief and hopelessness.
Start TrainingSelf-Care for Stress Reduction
This training provides suggestions and resources for your inner advocate - the one who wants change, ease, and calm, but struggles at times to find or create it.
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