Climate Leadership for Community Action Virtual Course

Empower Yourself to Lead Local Climate Solutions

Are you passionate about tackling climate change in your community? This course, inspired by DOT’s Climate Champions Program, equips you with the skills to lead workshops and drive local impact. No experience neededβ€”just your passion for change!

Learn climate science, digital tools, policy advocacy, and community-driven solutions in a structured, interactive, and self-paced learning environment. Gain the confidence to analyse climate challenges and advocate for change.

⏳ Duration: 30 hours total, 5 hours per week over 6 weeks (self-paced within a cohort)

πŸ“… Cohort 1: Starts April 14 – April 13 is the registration deadline
πŸ“… Cohort 2: Starts June 2

πŸ’» Format: Online, with group coaching and learning sessions offered

πŸŽ“ Certificate: Earn a certificate upon completion of the course (within the 6-week timeframe)

What You’ll Learn

βœ… Leadership Skills – Public speaking & leadership for climate action
βœ… Climate Science – Fundamentals of climate systems & global change
βœ… Sustainable Development – Strategies for building resilience
βœ… Climate Advocacy – Communicating with policymakers & influencers
βœ… Climate Justice – Addressing social & economic aspects of climate change
βœ… Community-Led Climate Solutions – Local actions for global impact
βœ… Participatory Approaches – Running climate workshops & community engagement

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Join today and become a catalyst for climate action!

Target Audience

While all are welcome, young people (ages 18–35) from the following countries are encouraged to enroll: Tanzania, Rwanda, Ethiopia, Kenya, Lebanon, Jordan, Malawi, and Zambia. Youth from climate-vulnerable geographies are also encouraged to join!


How to Join

  1. πŸ“Œ Sign up via the registration link
  2. πŸ“Œ Access the course anytime, anywhere
  3. πŸ“Œ Complete at your own pace and earn a certificate

πŸ“© Email: support@dotrust.org

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