Five years ago, I wanted to know how to inspire others to care about sustainability—how to talk to family and friends about climate change without denial, deflection, or outsourcing responsibility. I also wanted to understand why these conversations were so difficult in the first place.
That desire led me to spend 12 months researching the development of environmental awareness. Today, I’ve transformed that research into a powerful 13-lesson course, packed with self-reflection exercises, actionable insights, and the tools you need to understand your ecological identity—and those of others.
This course isn’t about climate change facts or statistics. It’s about the deeper, systemic issues embedded in our cultural coding, power structures, and identities.
For example:
🌱 Why does our mainstream logic still devalue anything symbolically feminine—women, marginalized communities, nature itself?
🌱 How do these cultural patterns perpetuate climate change?
🌱 And most importantly, how can we rewrite the narrative?
I’ve done the hard work—reading countless academic articles and digging into the roots of these issues—so you don’t have to. This course will empower you to take meaningful action, with clarity and purpose, while connecting you to a supportive community of changemakers.
Let’s open the conversation. Let’s break the cycle. And let’s work toward a more sustainable, inclusive future.
🌟 The course starts on February 14th, and the half-price offer is only available until the end of January. Join us now at ecologicalidentities.com!
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