BS
I learned a great deal in this class. It was all well explained and presented. Thank you for making it available
As climate impacts intensify, communities need leaders who can turn evidence into coordinated, on-the-ground resilience. This specialization is intended for learners and professionals—across government, nonprofits, education, healthcare, and business—who want practical skills to lead community-based climate action and advance equity-centered outcomes. Through three courses, you will examine the evidence and physical science of climate change, the drivers and trends of greenhouse gas emissions, and how the climate may change in the future. You will then apply leadership principles, ethics, design thinking, and inclusive team-building to engage stakeholders, align priorities, and mobilize collective action. By the end, you’ll be better equipped to select and adapt climate solutions to local social and environmental conditions and support resilient, sustainable communities.
BS
I learned a great deal in this class. It was all well explained and presented. Thank you for making it available
KE
Excellent teaching, resource materials, and overall experience!
PW
Great course for applying climate change programs at the community level.
CD
Every politician, every leader should takes this course. It should be mandatory. Thank you so much!
YZ
Excellent course with great instructor and student peers. Very well designed course structure, materials, readings, quiz, as well as guest speaker sessions.
KE
Excellent teaching, helpful resources, awesome learning experience!
JF
It is a very interesting and high-quality product!
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I approached this course with the bias that climate change was real. This conclusion was drawn from what I read, and observations made over my lifetime. While I was in the believer camp, I was reluctant to engage in debate for fear that my "gut" reaction could be refuted by other facts I was not aware of. This course provided the underlying science to support my strengthened conclusion that the earth is warming and that man is responsible. While some of the reading took me several passes to digest, I think the course struck a good balance between providing the evidence underlying the scientific conclusions, and not making it so technical that people simply can't understand how the conclusions were derived.
I highly recommend this course to get a clear, evidence-based, up-to-date understanding of the science of climate change, what threats we're facing, where we are in addressing the problem, and what most needs to be done. The scientific information shared is powerful, detailed yet succinct, and very clearly communicated. As a result of what I learned, I have much greater clarity about the current reality and how I can best use my own skills to help solve the problem and prepare my family and community for the changes to come.
Excellent course! Well structured, relevant, easy to understand. The videos from Dr. Prasad were very clear and with enough detail to get the points across. Thank you guys for organizing this! It was time very well invested.
Excellent course with great instructor and student peers. Very well designed course structure, materials, readings, quiz, as well as guest speaker sessions.
I learned a great deal in this class. It was all well explained and presented. Thank you for making it available
Excellent teaching, helpful resources, awesome learning experience!
It is a very interesting and high-quality product!
Well organized and well presented
The video lectures were excellent: the lecturer spoke clearly, and the graphics and animations were well done. There were many readings but they were short, and anyone who does all the reading assignments can honestly say they have read a nontrivial part of an IPCC report, which is no small achievement. The graded assignments were reasonable and tested one's knowledge of the course material effectively. I felt that I learned a lot from this course. Thanks to the team that prepared it.
Every politician, every leader should takes this course. It should be mandatory. Thank you so much!
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