서울 클라이밋 리얼리티 리더십 양성 교육 Seoul Climate Reality Leadership Training

With temperatures rising and the climate crisis deepening across the planet, the world is racing to transition from dirty fossil fuels to clean energy.

Known worldwide as a leader in business and innovation, the Republic of Korea now has the chance to become a leader in this global movement to confront the climate crisis and build a sustainable future for us all.

To seize this moment, former US Vice President Al Gore and The Climate Reality Project are hosting a Leadership Training in August for young people, business leaders, government representatives, and others interested in working to help South Korea become more sustainable and transition to clean energy.

Join the Climate Reality Leadership Community by attending this training, which will provide an overview of national climate science, impacts, and solutions, while also highlighting current policies and offering the chance to build strong climate advocacy skills.

The training will also explore a range of themes including:

• A just transition to clean energy that's fair for all.
• Why the climate crisis is a human rights issue.
• How a strong commitment to net zero can help South Korea boost competitiveness and create jobs.

By attending the training, you’ll join the Climate Reality Leadership Community -- a global network of nearly 50,000 advocates working for just climate solutions worldwide.

The two-day training will bring young people, educators, business leaders, government workers, and more together with experts across a range of fields to explore how South Korea can be a global leader on climate.

In particular, the training offers a rare opportunity to learn the most up-to-date climate science, impacts, and solutions in person directly from one of the great climate leaders of our time, Vice President Gore.

By attending the training, you'll also have the chance to:

• Hear from speakers on opportunities to strengthen sustainability commitments in business, policy, and many other sectors.
• Join discussions of key issues, including government’s role in an equitable transition away from fossil fuels and how businesses can grow their sustainability practices.
• Build skills and capacity in a variety of climate advocacy areas.
• Connect with fellow policymakers, civic and business leaders, and community advocates to address the climate crisis in South Korea.

• Young people interested in growing a wider network of connections across sectors, building support for existing campaigns, or developing new climate advocacy skills.
• Educators seeking the most up-to-date climate science to bring back to their classrooms and communities and inspire action.
• Business leaders from both small and medium enterprises, as well as from larger corporations, looking to root out greenwashing and strengthen their sustainability commitments.
• Local or state government officials and civil servants eager to explore ways to drive a just transition to clean energy.

Attendees become Climate Reality Leaders by attending the training, joining a network of nearly 50,000 advocates in 190 countries around the world.