These web links below can be used as a starting point to begin exploring this year’s topic of Eco-Anxiety

• Young people’s climate anxiety revealed in landmark survey
• The rise of eco-anxiety: scientists wake up to the mental-health toll of climate change
• ‘Eco-anxiety’: how to spot it and what to do about it
• Addressing Disinformation and Eco-Anxiety: Encouraging Youth to Take Positive Action on Climate Issues
• How can we help kids cope with ‘eco-anxiety’?
• Podcast- How to turn eco-anxiety into positive action
• Eco-anxiety: how to cope at a time of climate crisis
• Force of Nature – Transforming mindsets for climate action
• Our Broken Planet Podcast; Turning Eco-Anxiety into Eco-Action
• Eco-anxiety and how to cope with the Climate and Ecological Crisis
• Sustainability Scientist Shares Helpful Tips to Cope With Eco-Anxiety
• What I learned about eco-anxiety after listening to the climate stories of 1,000 people from around the world
• Your Future in Green Jobs – Ban Ki-moon Centre – Module 5 of this online course offers an optimistic and empowering perspective, helping young people to see that their values and aspirations can indeed translate into impactful, environmentally-focused careers. By sharing relatable stories and entrepreneurial tools, participants can be inspired to see eco-anxiety not only as a challenge but as a catalyst for action and sustainable innovation.

• If you are a Teacher you may find these resources useful to help you reduce eco-anxiety in your classroom

• Climate Psychology Alliance

• Climate Anxiety and Social Media

• Climate Anxiety Solution Based Approaches

• Tackling Climate Anxiety in the Classroom

• Turning Anxiety into Action

• SubjectToClimate’s Teacher Guides

• Climate anxiety: 21 resources to energise you into action

• weADAPT puts together a toolbox to help address climate anxiety

Further suggestions are always welcome and can be emailed to us here.