Resilience Fellowship
Our flagship programme designed to activate resilience in young climate changemakers.
Find out moreBecoming a Force of Nature was created by Force of Nature to help young people turn climate anxiety into action. Today, it continues as part of The Resilience Project, backed by everything we’ve built to help people stay in the work for the long haul.
Becoming a Force of Nature is a programme created by Force of Nature to help young people turn climate anxiety into their first steps of action.
Like The Resilience Project, Force of Nature was born out of the 2019 youth climate strikes, when founder Clover Hogan set out to help young people transform their climate anxiety into meaningful action.
The programme continues today as part of The Resilience Project. Designed for young people aged 16–35, this three-part programme helps participants get clear on their strengths, explore pathways for action, and develop a plan to make an impact on the world.
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Discover what you need to be an effective and fulfilled changemaker
Identify new pathways to take action and engage with climate and social justice issues
Learn how to bridge the gap between your vision of the future and the present day to solve unique problems
Understand the relationship between mental health and climate change.
Name and acknowledge difficult feelings, and their sources, in a safe space.
Identify resilience strategies, individually and in community with other young people.
Provide tools and examples for real-life applications.
Find out what makes you both an effective and fulfilled change agent.
Understand your ‘Why’ and identify your talents.
Get clear on your values compass to fuel your action.
Our flagship programme designed to activate resilience in young climate changemakers.
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