Narratives to Inspire Climate Action

In this episode of Cool It Down, we delve into the power of storytelling and education in addressing climate change. Featuring insightful conversations with Radharani Mitra and Sonali Khan, RJ Sayema explores how narratives and playful learning can inspire action and foster climate consciousness.

Radharani Mitra highlights the role of strategic communications, youth engagement, and popular culture in making climate issues relatable and actionable, advocating for optimistic stories that empower change. Meanwhile, Sonali Khan shares her experience in nurturing young minds through creative education, from the playful "Hawa Hawai" book to impactful campaigns like "Kachara Karo Zero, Bano Planet Ka Hero."

Join us for an engaging discussion on how stories and education can transform complex climate challenges into opportunities for hope, action, and a sustainable future.

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Host: RJ Sayema

Created by: BBC Media Action India

Supported by: U.S. Department of State