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DESCRIPTION:Over 50% of Americans are worried about climate change – but 
 why is the rest of the country not? Are they duped by misinformation and c
 orporate propaganda... and/or is there something else going on? And how do
  we get more Americans to support action on climate change?\n\nIn this wor
 kshop\, we will review academic literature and real-world projects on unde
 rstanding and engaging with Americans across the ideological spectrum on t
 he topic of climate change. \n\nWeaving presentation and discussion\, we w
 ill draw upon learnings from the fields of political science\, psychology\
 , sociology\, and communications to unpack how – and why – Americans t
 hink the way they do about climate change and how to effectively engage th
 em on science and solutions. \n\n \n\nLed by Laur Hesse Fisher\, Program D
 irector\, MIT Environmental Solutions Initiative (ESI). She leads ESI's pr
 ogram on climate change engagement and communication\, which includes a jo
 urnalism fellowship\, the MIT Climate Portal\, the MIT Climate Primer and 
 TILclimate podcast. She also is the Lead for Learning & Assessment at DEPL
 OY/US\, an organization working to elevate climate leadership in the polit
 ical right-of-center.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:American Perceptions of Climate Change (IAP Workshop)
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mit.edu/event/american_perceptions_of_climat
 e_change_iap_workshop_23
CATEGORIES:Conferences/Seminars/Lectures
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DTSTART:20230112T150000Z
DTEND:20230112T163000Z
DESCRIPTION:Over 50% of Americans are worried about climate change – but 
 why is the rest of the country not? Are they duped by misinformation and c
 orporate propaganda... and/or is there something else going on? And how do
  we get more Americans to support action on climate change?\n\nIn this wor
 kshop\, we will review academic literature and real-world projects on unde
 rstanding and engaging with Americans across the ideological spectrum on t
 he topic of climate change. \n\nWeaving presentation and discussion\, we w
 ill draw upon learnings from the fields of political science\, psychology\
 , sociology\, and communications to unpack how – and why – Americans t
 hink the way they do about climate change and how to effectively engage th
 em on science and solutions. \n\n \n\nLed by Laur Hesse Fisher\, Program D
 irector\, MIT Environmental Solutions Initiative (ESI). She leads ESI's pr
 ogram on climate change engagement and communication\, which includes a jo
 urnalism fellowship\, the MIT Climate Portal\, the MIT Climate Primer and 
 TILclimate podcast. She also is the Lead for Learning & Assessment at DEPL
 OY/US\, an organization working to elevate climate leadership in the polit
 ical right-of-center.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:American Perceptions of Climate Change (IAP Workshop)
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.mit.edu/event/american_perceptions_of_climat
 e_change_iap_workshop_23
CATEGORIES:Conferences/Seminars/Lectures
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