The Climate Circle

🌳 Nature Walk for Wellbeing is back! 🌼 We are collaborating with Adele Craft, a Colorado-based psychology professor and the founder of Crafted Wellbeing, to bring you a restorative nature walk in Hampstead Heath on 18th May. During this guided two-hour walk, you will: 🌿 Practice science-backed nature activities designed to promote mindful awareness and reduce stress 👭 Connect with other women working in climate ⚙️ Walk away with practical tools that you can utilise in your daily life Tickets are very limited, get yours now: https://lnkd.in/e-C5qC5Y

Creative Recharge is back! 🎨🌳🌍 Back in January, Adele Craft and I hosted a nourishing day of creative and nature-based practices for The Climate Circle—and we’re so excited to bring it back this spring. Join us on 31st May for a transformative Day Retreat designed for women making an impact in climate action. Our work demands a lot from us. Take a moment to step away from the noise and reconnect with what truly fuels you—creativity, nature, and community. Here’s what to expect: 🖌 Cultivate gratitude and resilience through guided watercolour art 🌿 Recharge with an awe walk to draw insight and inspiration from nature 🖼 Set your summer intentions with a mindful vision board collage 🤝 Connect with like-minded women who care deeply about climate change Use code ‘Creative’ for 10% off – early bird ends tonight, 15th April! Come recharge your energy, creativity, and purpose for the months ahead. Book now 👉 https://lnkd.in/eySa_Zwz

Last night I had the honor of speaking at The Climate Circle’s Voices event — a powerful gathering held to explore a critical question: In a world where the urgency of climate change demands bold action, how do we ensure our voices are truly heard? And let me just say — I’ve never spoken on a stage that was a yoga mat before… and I’ve definitely never experienced that much vulnerability and honesty in an event room. Both were unexpectedly powerful 🧘♀️ In my talk, I shared three reflections: 1. If you’re struggling to use your voice, ask yourself why. What’s holding you back? Do the work to understand and move through it. 2. Because finding your voice unlocks a world of opportunity — not just for you, but for the world around you. Solving complex challenges like climate change and the energy transition depends on interconnected people and ideas. When we speak up, we raise awareness, spark collaboration, and open space for new solutions. 3. There are people out there defining the limits of what’s possible — and they’re using you as a reference. Lead by example. Find your voice, because it helps raise a collective one. Huge thanks to everyone who showed up and shared, especially Abigail Smith, who spoke before me with such grounded confidence. I did my best to carry that energy into my own words! Deeply grateful to Yujia Du for creating such a unique space — and hopeful for what happens when we keep finding our voices, together.

We're excited to see everyone at The Circle | Voices this evening! 🥰 There's still a chance to get your ticket to this relaxed evening of connections and conversations with fellow women working across the climate transition. Get your ticket: https://lnkd.in/eGAdTbsd From after-work drinks to creative workshops, we have many exciting events planned for the rest of April & May. Check out all of our upcoming events: https://lnkd.in/eV3wrtBW

The Circle | Voices is happening tomorrow — and we couldn’t be more excited! This intimate gathering brings together women driving climate action to reflect, connect, and explore the power of our voices — especially those often unheard. 💬 How do we find our voice in climate work? 🌱 How do we use it to uplift others and push for change? ✨ How can we show up for each other when the work gets hard? Whether you’re early in your journey or decades in, your story matters. Join us for an evening of real conversations, connection, and community. 🗓️ April 10 | 18:00–20:45+ | Private venue, London Get your ticket: https://lnkd.in/eGAdTbsd

We look forward to seeing everyone at The Circle | Voices this Thursday! Join us to share your story, learn from each other, and build genuine connections that will support us on our collective journey toward climate action. https://lnkd.in/eGAdTbsd

Join us this April & May for many exciting events to connect with women working in climate action! 💛 10th April: our flagship event that brings together women in climate for an evening of informal networking, career stories, and honest conversations. 🥂 29th April: The Climate Circle started with informal get-togethers after work. Join us for drinks this April and meet other like-minded women in Climate Change. 🌿 18th May: a guided nature walk with science-backed activities to promote mindful awareness and reduce stress. 🎨 31st May: a transformative Day Retreat to help you restore, create, and set intentions for the rest of 2025. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/eV3wrtBW

Creative Recharge is back! 🎨👩🎨✨ In January, we held our first art-based workshop, helping women working in climate reconnect with their values, forge meaningful connections, and shape a vision for the year ahead. Now, Adele and I are thrilled to announce our second Creative Recharge Day Retreat on 31st May! As summer approaches and the world bursts into bloom, it’s the perfect time for us to do the same—reflecting on the seeds we've sown, nurturing new ideas, and stepping into the season with clarity and purpose. Take this time for yourself to pause, reset, and move forward with intention. 🌿 Early bird tickets are available until 15th April: https://lnkd.in/eRBiYG44 Adele Craft

Join our next event on 10th April! In a world where the urgency of climate change demands bold action, we often find ourselves fighting for our voices to be heard. At The Circle | Voices, we’ll explore the significance of both our individual and collective voices in shaping the future of climate action. - How can we ensure that the voices of women, especially from underrepresented communities, are amplified? - How can we use our voices not only to advocate for the planet but also those working alongside us? - What has your journey been like in finding your voice at work? Get your tickets at: https://lnkd.in/eYPEM64R

"I know my work is meaningful, so why am I not happy?" I've had this thought at many points in my career. Having always worked in energy transition, and volunteered at a mental health charity for 5 years, I've also witnessed so many people experiencing this exact feeling in their purposeful, good-for-the-world careers. We deeply care about what we do, bringing passion, conviction, and hard work to our roles—far exceeding what’s written in the job description. The highs are exhilarating, but the lows go beyond just the project or the company, they touch our identity, dreams, and the values we hold dear. Being passionate about climate & wellbeing, I worked in energy jobs by day, volunteered at a mental health charity at weekends, and went on yoga and meditation retreats to help me answer some big questions: 'What is worth working for?' 'How do I balance pouring myself into the cause, with being a present, happy human?' In building The Climate Circle. I set out to support women not only in making a positive impact on the planet, but also in strengthening their ability to define their own meaning of success—because ambition comes in more than just one form. It's been a long time coming, but I'm very excited to be collaborating with Serena S. from Serenity by Serena to deliver our first wellness event this Saturday, 29th March. Join us for a morning of movement, breathwork and visualisation to help you reconnect, come alive and thrive in your life and work. https://lnkd.in/eG8ZzMCV