Join Gayathri as she engages in a critical conversation with Sarah Newman, addressing the global implications of the overlap between climate change and mental health. This episode is grounded by some startling stats- 40% of youth worldwide are hesitant to start families due to climate anxieties. Also, while 85% of people globally have endured climate change related extreme weather patterns, only nine out of 95 countries have recognized the mental toll and integrated mental health strategies into their national health and climate programs.
Tune in to unearth actionable strategies and resources crafted to support both individuals and communities as we tackle climate change as a collective.
🎙About our guest:
Sarah Newman is the Executive Director of the Climate Mental Health Network. She started it after her own struggles with climate emotions. She previously worked in the film impact sector for many years and as the first Outreach Director at California Interfaith Power and Light, an interfaith climate organization. She also worked as a community organizer and union organizer.
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Join Gayathri as she engages in a critical conversation with Sarah Newman, addressing the global implications of the overlap between climate change and mental health. This episode is grounded by some startling stats- 40% of youth worldwide are hesitant to start families due to climate anxieties. Also, while 85% of people globally have endured climate change related extreme weather patterns, only nine out of 95 countries have recognized the mental toll and integrated mental health strategies into their national health and climate programs.
Tune in to unearth actionable strategies and resources crafted to support both individuals and communities as we tackle climate change as a collective.
🎙About our guest:
Sarah Newman is the Executive Director of the Climate Mental Health Network. She started it after her own struggles with climate emotions. She previously worked in the film impact sector for many years and as the first Outreach Director at California Interfaith Power and Light, an interfaith climate organization. She also worked as a community organizer and union organizer.
🔑 Key Takeaways:
đź“šResources:
🤝 Connect with Liveable:
We're a hub dedicated to crafting impactful and innovative solutions that help organizations become forces for good.
🤝Liveable:
At Liveable, we curate research-backed resources, share thoughtful podcasts, and curate insightful newsletters, nurturing a community of forward-thinking professionals. Together, we're advancing the needle towards a more sustainable and socially responsible building industry.
đź’ŚEmpower More Change:
Pass this episode along to someone who might find it useful—it could be the inspiration they're looking for. And remember, your ratings and reviews keep our conversation going and growing. Thank you for tuning in! 🌟🎙