Resilience Hub

Building 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

I'm a climate scientist. Here's how I'm handling climate grief

A climate scientist shares their personal experience around small, solution-oriented actions providing relief from climate grief and promoting resilience.

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For 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.
 

Learn about and Practice Non-sleep Deep Rest (NSDR)!

Nov 8, 8pm ET/ 5pm PT - Online
Non-sleep deep rest (NSDR) is a term coined by neuroscientist Andrew Huberman to describe the kind of rest one gets when the body is relaxed but the mind is still aware. This practice can strengthen your climate advocacy, prevent burnout, and bring more ease and relaxation to your life. 

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Become a Group Resilience Coordinator

Next GRC Training Starts: TBD
A Group Resilience Coordinator works together with the Group Leader to keep their local CCL chapter connected and strong, individually and collectively, through group exercises and other activities that enhance relationships, enjoyment, and stress relief.  

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Join the Next ONGO Group

Next Group: TBD
This 12-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.

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Self-Paced Trainings

Five Steps to Personal Climate Resilience

  All Levels This training is suitable for everyone, from newer volunteers to those with more experience.
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  Interactive Training content presented in a more interactive format with integrated images, audio, video and learner-centric activities.

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.

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Self-Care for Stress Reduction

  All Levels This training is suitable for everyone, from newer volunteers to those with more experience.
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  Traditional Training content presented in a tab format with more straightforward access to text, webinar, and audio recordings.

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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Deepening Resilient Leadership

  Advanced This training topic is more advanced and intended to provide complex information and resources for volunteers looking for an in-depth explanation.
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  Interactive Training content presented in a more interactive format with integrated images, audio, video and learner-centric activities.

This training is designed to explore and deepen our resilience as climate leaders and advocates and begin to assess our own strengths and areas for development.

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