Resources
Check out our library of resources to help you on your climate journey.
Who’s not in the room?
We created this resource to serve as a case study to help you initiate conversations on diversity, equity and inclusion in your own organisation.
Educator’s discussion guide
We created this resource for educators to help their students navigate climate anxiety. Check out this dynamic discussion guide.
2021 Impact Report
In 2021, we delivered programmes to 1000+ young people in 52+ countries. Find out how we delivered on our mission.
2021 Research Report
We have been on the leading edge of research on climate and mental health. Hear from 500+ young people like us.
Change-maker quiz
This quiz will help you find your place in the climate movement, inspired by the young change-makers featured in our podcast.
Do I have eco-anxiety?
Take this quiz to find out if you have eco-anxiety, come into conversation with your emotions, and learn how to channel them.
#HoldThisSpace
We created a digital tool to help people explore their emotions around climate, in partnership with research institutions.
28-day COP26 challenge
Ahead of COP26, we created a 28-day challenge incorporating reflection prompts and exercises to help our community foster their mental wellbeing.
Call Your Mother campaign
At COP26, we launched an interactive online space for people to share their feelings about the climate crisis — and connect with others via a story-library.
Mental health directory
Force of Nature volunteers created a crowdsourced directory of hotlines, nonprofits, diagnostic tools, and other resources to support peers in their mental health.
“We need to talk about eco-anxiety”
In Season 2 of the Force of Nature podcast, we dive into the rise of eco-anxiety. Each episode in this 12-part series explores a different face of the climate crisis, from food to fashion.
Se1 Force of Nature podcast
In our first season, we sit down with 9 ordinary people doing extraordinary things to save the planet.
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