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Doorways Podcast
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#less is more
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reflecting on the past, engaging in the present and dreaming of better days to come
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Episode 9: Kids, community and climate action
With Lorna Cumming-Bruce from Semble |
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Lorna works for Semble (https://semble.org/) (formerly Project Dirt), a platform that brings together businesses and community projects to make change happen from the grassroots up, and a long time partner of Outdoor Classroom Day. Lorna believes in the power of storytelling to inspire real change; and spends her days devising wonderful ways to celebrate community action.
In this episode, Martin and Lorna discuss the work that Semble are doing with kids, communities and climate action, through two of their major campaigns: Backyard Nature and Outdoor Classroom Day. Lorna also talks about an exciting webinar Semble are hosting during London Climate Action Week.
Other links mentioned in the podcast:
Start your school's journey into sustainability:
In this episode, Martin and Lorna discuss the work that Semble are doing with kids, communities and climate action, through two of their major campaigns: Backyard Nature and Outdoor Classroom Day. Lorna also talks about an exciting webinar Semble are hosting during London Climate Action Week.
Other links mentioned in the podcast:
- Backyard Nature (https://www.backyardnature.org/)
- Prince William: A Planet For Us All (https://www.itv.com/hub/prince-william-a-planet-for-us-all/10a0440)
- Outdoor Classroom Day Webinar (3rd November) (shorturl.at/fjpI4)
- Embedding Youth Climate Action in the Community Webinar (17th November) (shorturl.at/fvDZ9)
Start your school's journey into sustainability:
- Outdoor Classroom Day (https://outdoorclassroomday.com/)
- Eco-Schools (https://www.eco-schools.org.uk/)
- London National Park City (https://www.nationalparkcity.london/get-more-involved/get-more-involved-1/schools-network)
- Great resources at Transform Our World (https://www.transform-our-world.org/)
- Find out more about London Sustainable Schools Forum (http://www.londonsustainableschools.org/)
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This podcast was produced by The Pod Farm.
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