Last week we came together for candlelight, soft drizzle on leaves above us, and honest conversation about the climate crisis and how it lives in us.

A space not to talk about actions or plans but simply to reflect. 

It was a new experience for many, but we quickly found what connects us:
worry for future generations, longing for simpler and more sustainable ways of living, anger at systems that feel too big to shift, and solastalgia-grief for the places from our childhood that are already changing or gone.

But we left feeling less alone.

This is what it can mean to be part of NQCC - not walking alone.

Did we make you curious?

If you’d like to explore Climate Cafés further, have a look at Psychology for a Safe Climate to learn more and find options to join a café online or in other communities.