• Fighting climate change must be an intergenerational conversation  (Michael A. Smyer -USA Today)
• Kids, it’s time to give your parents ‘the talk.’ Not that one, the one on climate change (Michael A. Smyer – Aberdeen News)
• Check out the Good Energy Playbook and their Our Possible Futures: Maria’s Two Worlds interactive article
• Ok, Climate Change: Can Four Generations of Environmentalists Agree on Just About Anything?

• A guide created by the NRDC to Talking With Kids of All Ages About Climate Change or their article on How to Argue with People You Know and Love—IRL 
• Bridging Faith and Social Justice Across Generations, Stanford Social Innovation Review
• How two generations are fighting climate change by focusing on finance and age

LISTEN

• Only future generations commissioner from Wales by Sophie Howe. Listen on Spotify 
• A road map for young change makers by Melati Wijsen. Listen on Spotify
• How to be a good ancestor by Roman Krznaric. Listen on Spotify

LEARN

• Developing our interpersonal skills with the Inner Development Goals 
• Having 1:1 Conversations Across Differences with Braver Angels
• A Conversational Guide to unpack Aging and Ageism by LivingRoom Conversations
• A Playbook to Bridge Differences from Berkeley’s Greater Good Science Center

• Share this guide with climate activists in your network and have more intergenerational climate conversations.

• Try playing our “Guess When?” card game or using other conversation ice breakers like “Parents Are Humans”  by bringing in climate themes in the answers.

• Check the environmental threads of your neighborhood, area or city and find out if there are organized groups working on it. Our Local Action Map might be helpful.
• Participate in the Elders for Climate Action intergenerational huddles (you can sign up here!)

IDENTIFIES AS YOUNGER

• First and foremost, make sure you are registered to vote! Consider becoming a driving volunteer and riding voters who need help getting to the polls.
• If you’re a student or a member of an academic institution, consider checking our campaign’s Climate Action In Practice section of our Educators Kit.
• Using this guide or other similar resources, talk to your parents and the other adults around you about your feelings about climate. 

IDENTIFIES AS OLDER

• We need AARP and its 38 million older voters across the partisan spectrum to join the climate fight. If you are a member, please sign onto this petition asking AARP’s leadership to act urgently on climate.

  • Consider participating on Third Act’s Senior to Senior: Intergenerational voter registration

  •Join Elders for Climate Action and participate in their intergenerational huddles (you can sign up here!)