After COP30: Carrying Momentum into Climate Action
Dear ClimateMind friends,
COP30 ended just days ago, and it remains one of the most intense and yet profoundly meaningful experiences of my life, showing how much psychology shapes cooperation — especially in the small human moments.
I felt truly uplifted by the chance to work with so many passionate, mission-driven people who approach this work with real hope.
Standing inside this COP, learning from frontline leaders, hosting several COPside events, and being invited to in-depth interviews — including the newsroom Bloomberg which we’ve linked below — reinforced how trust and understanding can grow even in a strained diplomatic system.
Now that COP30 has concluded, the real work begins —and this newsletter highlights how ClimateMind’s courses, events, and case studies can help translate psychological insights into climate action.
Warmly, Janna Hoppmann
🗒️🧠Read our Brand New Reports
We’re proud to share our two new reports — The Psychology of International Climate Policy and The Psychology of Disinformation.
At COP30, they drew strong interest from negotiators, civil-society groups, and institutional partners, which has been highly encouraging for us.
You can access both reports and start using the insights in your organization.
Report“The Psychology of International Climate Policy”
🚀 Want to turn insights into action? Our new online course “Psychology in Climate Mitigation” (available in both German and English)gives you practical tools and strategies to harness psychology to protect the climate – now available at an introductory price. 👉 Find out more and book now!
🎤 Interview with Bloomberg
One of our COP30 highlights was Janna's conversation with Laura Millan Lombraña from Bloomberg — a newsroom with considerable impact on how climate issues are discussed in political arenas.
Together with Dr. Michael Bilharz from the Federal Environment Agency and Claudia Reiser from ARD’s Climate Competence Center, she explored how psychology can help us understand the human dynamics behind negotiations and how individuals and communities are impacted by global decisions.
Deep dive into the essentials of climate psychology with our online self-study courses 👉 Start your learning journey now and take your transformation skills to the next level!
Choose your focus:
Masterclass | Climate Psychology (self-study)
Join the 15-week learning journey including 9 online modules in your own pace, diving deep into the essentials of climate psychology.
This high-level panel explored a challenge that is rapidly reshaping the healthcare sector: how to stay mentally resilient when climate impacts intensify. With heatwaves becoming a growing burden on both staff and patients, Fabian shared resilience exercises and strategic impulses.
For a practitioner meetup of municipal sustainability officers, Fabian delivered a keynote on communicating with climate skeptics. He unpacked common argument patterns, offered clear guidance for productive discussions, and for staying calm in heated moments.
đź’Ş Real impact in real projects: Our client case studies
We’re often asked about our approaches, methods, and the ClimateMind toolbox. That’s why we’re now sharing real projects as case studies – to give you a closer look at how ClimateMind works as the world’s first international climate psychology agency.
Are you looking for a professional and expert speaker for your panel discussion? Here is one example of what organizations are asking us for:
How can climate policy be communicated so it resonates – instead of triggering resistance?
Janna Hoppmann joined a public panel of the Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD) to explore exactly this question.
Discover how ClimateMind can help your political organization turn messages into understanding, engagement, and acceptance.
Starting January 9: online training“Resilience for Climate Action Managers” This online training series, hosted by Bundesverband Klimaschutz, is designed for climate protection and adaptation managers who want to sustain their professional impact while maintaining their personal motivation and long-term wellbeing. 💶 Participation fee: 700 EUR (BVKS members receive a discount) 👉 Sign up!
🎉 Explore the new English ClimateMind Website!
It’s here! ClimateMind is now fully available in English – bringing the psychology of climate action to a global audience.
It’s a space to explore how psychology shapes climate action, diplomacy, and communication – and to connect with our work wherever you are in the world.
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