Writing hour for climate communications: Share your SF Climate Week learnings [virtual: async & live] 🌏 ✍️

​Join us for a relaxed, one-hour climate communications session to write about your experiences at SF Climate Week and craft a compelling narrative for your blog, LinkedIn, Substack, or any platform of your choice.

​Whether you're a founder, investor, student, advocate, or just exploring, this session will help you shape your insights into a publishable, impactful article.

​If you don't feel like reading through the description below, here's a short Loom video to help you decide whether this event is right for you.

Why this matters

​A recent Yale study found that messages about climate progress resonate across audiences—including those who might not typically engage with climate action.

​One of the best tools we have for this? Blogging.

​People tend to think of blogging as a marketing tactic. But it's so much more. It’s how scientists, engineers, and leaders have shared knowledge and influenced change for decades.

​What to expect

​This session will guide you in writing a "Takeaways from SF Climate Week 2025" article that you can share in a way that makes sense for you.

​Session format:

​📝 Introduction, prompt, and outline (10 min)
✍️ Open-gym style freewriting (20 min)
🔊 Read out loud (optional) (15 min)
🎯 Wrap-up and next steps (5 min)

​Can’t attend live?

​Sign up anyway! You’ll receive the course materials and a recorded version of the session (separate from the live event to protect privacy).

​After the workshop

​We’re creating a space for participants to connect, amplify, and support each other’s work...to help keep momentum up from the relationships built, lessons learned, and feedback gathered from SF Climate Week.

​About your instructor

​Ritika Puri is a writer, narrative experience architect, and integrated communication strategist who works with leaders in AI/ML, venture capital, finance, deep tech, and climate. She is also a writing teacher.

​​Originally from the SF Bay Area and now based in Victoria, BC, Ritika’s early work included helping launch the first U.S. residential renewable energy program in 2003. She believes an economic transition is inevitable—and that humanity has the tools to solve our own challenges.

Learn about her communications consultancy, Write with Ritika.

She welcomes new LinkedIn connections.

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​By registering for this event, you agree to share your registration information with the organizers of SF Climate Week