Equitable climate solutions are not just about reaching a popular consensus, they require us to ensure the voices of all those who will be impacted are actually heard. The latest social science insights are illuminating how communities truly feel about the climate, and are helping us better understand parts of the population who become disengaged by media-prominent activists like Former Vice President Al Gore and Greta Thunberg.
As we rise to the challenge of creating a more climate just future, this panel brings together storytellers, social scientists, policymakers, and community organizers who need to work together as never before.
This session was curated in partnership with Doc Society.
Co-Director & Lead of Climate Story Unit, Doc Society
Megha Agrawal Sood believes in the power of sharing stories and building unexpected collaborations to inspire action. She is a Co-Director at Doc Society and leads the Climate Story Unit, an initiative to support the production and impact of climate-themed stories across the globe. Megha’s previous work experience includes leading impact programming at the film company, Exposure Labs (Chasing Coral, The Social Dilemma), and helping purpose-driven organizations grow at the innovation firm, IDEO. She was raised in Sugar Land, Texas, is a graduate of Northwestern University, and is currently based in Boulder, Colorado.
