1. Introductions
1.1 Artwork
1.2 Photographs
2. World Cafe
2.1 Guidelines
2.2 Causal Loops
2.3 World Cafe Questions
2.3.1 Hopes and Dreams
2.3.2 Concerns
2.4 Photographs
3. The Process of Social Change with Mary Lou Finley of Antioch College and Bill Chaloupka of Colorado State University
3.1 Introduction by Sissel Waage of the What Works Project
3.2 Social Change
3.3 Social Change (cont)
3.4 Photographs
4. The Death of Environmentalism
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Presentation on "Death of Environmentalism" by Michael Shellenberger of The Breakthrough Institute
4.3 Strategic Values Project with Ted Nordhaus of The Strategic Values Project
4.4 How to Create a Strategic Initiative
4.5 Group Comments
4.5.1 Comments 1
4.5.2 Comments 2
4.5.3 Comments 3
4.6 Photographs
5. Building Strategies for the New Climate Movement and the "What Works" Project by Jonathan Isham, Professor at Middlebury College, the "What Works Project" & Middlebury Students
5.1 Professor Isham's Class Roster
5.2 Chart
5.3 Photographs
6. Building of a National Civil Disobedience Campaign with Jihan Gearon of Redefining Progress' Environmental Justice & Climate Change Initiative and Billy Parish of The Climate Campaign & Energy Action
6.1 Introduction by David Merrill of The National Global Warming Coalition
6.2 Chart
6.3 Photographs
7. Group Reflections on Civil Disobedience
7.1 Chart
7.2 Photographs
8. First Annual "Flat Earth" Award Announcement Photographs
9. "Reflections on the Climate Crisis" with John Passacantando of Greenpeace USA
9.1 Charts
9.2 Photographs
10. Open Space Technology Session and Next Steps for the Climate Movement
10.1 4 Principles
10.2 Table Groupings
10.3 Results
10.4 Pictures
11. Closing Remarks Bill McKibben Middlebury College Scholar-in-Residence
11.1 Chart
11.2 Photographs
About
Title
What Works?: New Strategies For a Melting Planet Conference Graphics
Subject
Conference Graphics and Photographs
Company
ThoughtRoads, Inc.
Author
Joni Parker-Roach
Version
122
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