When my daughter first asked me about global warming, I have to admit I was stumped—and choked up. My tendency has been to guard my own emotions and shelter my kids.
But if you think about it, young people—even little kids—are natural climate problem solvers. And conversations with children can fuel and inspire our work on environmental solutions and social justice.
So, what are the best ways for parents talk to their kids, share their feelings, and lay the foundations for community-minded citizens?
We asked esteemed colleagues—from Portland to BC to Standing Rock to Puget Sound—who are wonks, scientists, researchers, water protectors, and communicators, and who are also moms and dads, and they shared their experiences.
