News & Updates

Come and explore your climate emotions and learn about the role our feelings play in building capacity for change.

Crowdsourcing Sustainability is hosting a virtual workshop February 21st at 1 pm EST with Story Strategist and Creator of Eco-Anxious Stories, Rachel Malena-Chan, to help you:

– Put eco-emotions into context so that you can respond to them with compassion.
– Craft your own personal “climate story” around the themes and characters that mobilize you.
– Communicate with others about the climate crisis from a place of personal clarity and empowerment.
– Apply story as a powerful tool for organizing, connecting, and changemaking.

Check out our workshop offerings for 2023-2024, and let us know how we can help bring the themes of eco-anxiety and storytelling to your community.

This 2-part storytelling workshop with Change Narrative and Eco-Anxious Stories will help you understand the power of your own voice on climate change.

Rachel and some friends were featured on Pinterest TV for Earth Day, doing self-care activities and talking about their experiences with eco-anxiety. Watch now and help bring attention to this important topic!

Eco-Anxious Stories Newsletter We're launching the Eco-Anxious Stories newsletter to bring you the latest updates about what we're up to. Our small team has been working behind the scenes over the last couple of years to keep this passion project going amidst the...

Video now available for “Libraries in the Global Arena: Responding to the Climate Crisis”, a session where Rachel Malena-Chan presents about the concept of eco-anxiety and a framework for channeling uncomfortable climate emotions into meaningful action.

Rachel Malena-Chan, co-founder of Eco-Anxious Stories, sat down this past summer with Justin Fisher from Climate Justice Saskatoon to talk about her research and why she started the Eco-Anxious Stories project.