Climate Conversations

Climate Coaching in the Global South

Our Climate Conversations programme invites AC Members to thoughtfully explore the climate and environmental crises and social implications. Each webinar provides new insights for personal reflection, insightful learning, valuable perspectives, and new tools to share in the work we do with clients and colleagues.

Amanda Katili Niode shares what life is like in Indonesia, a country that suffers greatly from the impacts of climate change and where solutions require the efforts of other countries.

This webinar will encourage you to consider opportunities for developing climate-specific coaching in global south countries and how a global mindset could benefit your coaching practice.

In this webinar, you will learn:

• What living and working with climate change and environmental decline is like in the global south, especially in Indonesia
• Opportunities for, and obstacles to, bringing a coaching approach in a non-Western culture
• The value of bringing systemic climate awareness to your coaching

Who is this for?

New Coaches, Seasoned Coaches, Executive Coaches, Personal or Career Coaches, Health Coaches, Coaching Supervisors, Internal Coaches, HR /OD Professionals or Leader Coaches.

Speaker Bios

Linda Aspey works on culture, climate change, and the environment, supporting leaders, teams, and coaches in facing our changing world's challenges. She facilitates "The Work that Reconnects" and delivers workshops and keynotes on understanding our responses to climate change and climate leadership. Linda is a speaker and trainer with Extinction Rebellion, and a member of the Climate Coaching Alliance.

Amanda Katili Niode is a certified Executive Coach and Mentor on Climate and Sustainability who partners with individuals, organizations, and corporations to get into action for the Earth. She is the Director of The Climate Reality Project Indonesia, a founding member of the International Environmental Communication Association and a weekly columnist on environmental issues. Amanda has a Ph.D. from the University of Michigan, and a BSc from Institut Teknologi Bandung, Indonesia.