Evidence, information, and communication in climate matters

Evidence, information, and communication in climate matters

Proof, Persuasion, and Manipulation in the Climate Challenge

How we communicate the green transition shapes public trust, political action, and perceptions of who gains and who loses. This workshop brings together film, research, industry perspectives, and climate advocacy to explore the contested narratives that influence climate debates today.

Building on these themes, researchers will contribute short inputs on:

  • the role of evidence in climate litigation,
  • disinformation and narrative framing in climate politics, and
  • how scientific knowledge is translated—or distorted—in public debates.

This workshop aims to foster a deeper understanding of communication as a site of struggle in the green transition—and to explore what more constructive, transparent, and evidence-based climate communication could look like.

Part 1 (13:00–14:15): Media and Art’s Role in Forming Persuasive Narratives and Counter-Narratives
  Welcome on behalf of NTNU
Rolee Aranya
  Voices from the Green Transition
Film and presentation by Vivian Price
  Title TBA
Presentation by Nabil Ahmed
Professor, Trondheim Academy of Fine Art & ERC Grant holder
  Conversation with Vivian Price
Discussant: Nabil Ahmed
  Break
Part 2 (14:25–15:30): Evidence and Truths in the Climate Debate – Legitimacy and Public Opinion
  How does climate litigation impact public opinion?
Presentation by Nanna Schönhage and Benjamin Gerhard Engst
Associate Professors, Department of Sociology and Political Science
  Title TBA
Presentation by Jennifer Elise Branlat
Associate Professor, Department of Interdisciplinary Studies of Culture
  Title TBA
Presentation by Tore Størvold
Associate Professor, Department of Music
  Questions from the audience and/or panel discussion

 

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Evidence, information, and communication in climate matters notis

Practical information:

Monday 16 March: 13:00 - 16:00

  • Moderated presentations and discussion

  • Location: Skala, Studentersamfundet

  • Estimated seats: 50

  • Organisers:

    TSO Community, TSO Energy, Frode Nystuen, Rolee Aranya, Tomas Skjølsvold, Christian Klöckner

illustrasjon: team rettferdig omstilling