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What makes an online climate community work?w/ Evan Hynes of Climatebase
In the new community economy, many content creators have moved beyond simply sharing ideas with an audience. For many the goal is to facilitate connection among their followers and foster a sense of belonging. So, how can businesses and organizations in the climate space leverage community to shape the low-carbon future we need?
\nEvan Hynes is a Cofounder at Climatebase, a platform that makes it easy to discover jobs, people, and organizations working to solve the climate crisis. On this bonus episode of the podcast, Evan joins Ross to discuss how Climatebase has evolved into a professional network for the climate space, sharing his team\u2019s mission to build a one-stop shop for climate opportunities.
\nEvan explores the sense of belonging that comes from being a part of a few small, unique climate communities and challenges content creators to complement each other rather than compete for attention. Listen in for Evan\u2019s insight on following a healthy \u2018information diet\u2019 and learn how you can contribute to the next iteration of the Climatebase community.
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\n\n\n\n\n\nOur other podcast, Carbon Removal Newsroom
\nResources
\n\n\nClimatebase Fellowship Program Application
\nNori\u2019s Job Opening on Climatebase
\n\n\n\n\n\nEvan Hynes on Reversing Climate Change in May 2020
\n\n\nThe Business of Belonging: How to Make Community Your Competitive Advantage by David Spinks
\n\n\u2018Dunder Mifflin Infinity\u2019 on The Office
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