Assistant Professor of Communication Science, Indiana University
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There’s Evidence that Climate Activism could be Swaying Public Opinion in the US
I’m a scholar of environmental communication who examines how people become engaged with solving dilemmas such as climate change, and how activism motivates others to take action. A new study I worked on suggests that large rallies, such as this youth-led Climate Strike, could be influencing public opinion.
September 24, 2019