Climate Emotional Resilience Institute
@cerinstitute.bsky.social
An international collective of therapists who believe that addressing the emotional and psychological impacts of climate change is essential to addressing the crisis itself. Looking to shape a future where resilience fuels progress and hope drives action.
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What an exhausting day.
So much trauma out there in the world, in our people.
Sending love ♥️
So much trauma out there in the world, in our people.
Sending love ♥️
January 24, 2025 at 3:19 AM
What an exhausting day.
So much trauma out there in the world, in our people.
Sending love ♥️
So much trauma out there in the world, in our people.
Sending love ♥️
A climate café is a supportive space to share feelings about climate change, to connect with others who understand the emotional weight of the climate crisis and to feel less alone.
CERI’s next climate cafe is January 30th at 12:30-2pm PST. Register: events.humanitix.com/ceri-climate...
CERI’s next climate cafe is January 30th at 12:30-2pm PST. Register: events.humanitix.com/ceri-climate...
January 23, 2025 at 9:58 PM
A climate café is a supportive space to share feelings about climate change, to connect with others who understand the emotional weight of the climate crisis and to feel less alone.
CERI’s next climate cafe is January 30th at 12:30-2pm PST. Register: events.humanitix.com/ceri-climate...
CERI’s next climate cafe is January 30th at 12:30-2pm PST. Register: events.humanitix.com/ceri-climate...
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“Insecurity can cut both ways, serving as a conduit to empathy, humility, and belonging,” Taylor writes, “or it can spur defensive and destructive compulsions that protect the self instead of caring for other people.”
In the Face of Disaster, A New Age of Solidarity
We can come together as things fall apart, creating something out of tragedy
open.substack.com
January 23, 2025 at 1:34 PM
“Insecurity can cut both ways, serving as a conduit to empathy, humility, and belonging,” Taylor writes, “or it can spur defensive and destructive compulsions that protect the self instead of caring for other people.”
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One day after the White House environmental justice website went dark, please join me in welcoming the father of environmental justice to Bluesky. Yes, sociologist @drrobertbullard.bsky.social literally defined the concept in his 1990 book, Dumping in Dixie: Race, Class and Environmental Quality.
Dr. Robert D. Bullard (@drrobertbullard.bsky.social)
Scholar, author of 18 books, co-chair of @NBEJN1, @EJHBCU Climate Change Consortium, Director of @BullardCenter and father of environmental justice. #HBCU
drrobertbullard.bsky.social
January 23, 2025 at 4:30 AM
One day after the White House environmental justice website went dark, please join me in welcoming the father of environmental justice to Bluesky. Yes, sociologist @drrobertbullard.bsky.social literally defined the concept in his 1990 book, Dumping in Dixie: Race, Class and Environmental Quality.
Love this from CPA-NA!
We are not swallowing the next four years whole, but day by day, decision by decision. Our plan:
1) Assess & listen to people on the ground;
2) Separate fear from fact;
3) Distinguish performative outrage from actual work/real solidarity;
4) Stay connected to who & what we love. Even more.
1) Assess & listen to people on the ground;
2) Separate fear from fact;
3) Distinguish performative outrage from actual work/real solidarity;
4) Stay connected to who & what we love. Even more.
10 ways to be prepared and grounded now that Trump has won
The key to taking effective action in a Trump world is to avoid perpetuating the autocrat’s goals of fear, isolation, exhaustion and disorientation.
www.resilience.org
January 21, 2025 at 11:42 PM
Love this from CPA-NA!
A reminder that everything you are feeling around climate change and this polycrisis is normal. The key is learning how to navigate these feelings so they don’t overwhelm you. Resilience doesn’t mean avoiding emotions, it means finding ways to move through them with care.
January 21, 2025 at 11:42 PM
A reminder that everything you are feeling around climate change and this polycrisis is normal. The key is learning how to navigate these feelings so they don’t overwhelm you. Resilience doesn’t mean avoiding emotions, it means finding ways to move through them with care.