The Climate Fresk community’s shared google drive contains a whole host of communication tools to help you and your community to do the following:
Promote workshops and trainings with eye-catching, modifiable, and translatable flyer designs (in digital and print format)
Explain to third parties what the Climate Fresk projet and its workshops are all about
Create your own presentations, social media posts, and visual aids in accordance with Climate Fresk’s graphic charter
Click on the buttons below to go straight there. 👇
The Local Groups feature arrived in the facilitator's space in October 2023 and was introduced to meet your needs monitoring the growth of your community and bringing its members closer together.
The Local Groups feature includes:
A local directory which has replaced the old Airtable database. By joining a local group, members will be able to discover other members of their community.
A community management feature. As Country Coordinators, you will be able to edit the group's description, keep track of its members and contact all of them via an announcements system.
A portal to communities. Local groups will be integrated into the facilitator's space and geolocated, making it easier for new facilitators to access them.
You can watch the recording of the demo session in English here. The password to access the recording is: vuG06#kc
N.B. Thank you for all the feedback that you've already given in us on Local Groups. We are aware that this new tool isn't perfect. We currently have a team working on this at the NGO and we hope to announce improvements to the tool soon. Open the article below to go back and understand better why Local Groups had to replace our Airtable database. Spoiler alert, it's to do with data privacy and GDPR.
It is now several months since the "Local Groups" feature on the platform was launched. This new tool has been made available to meet the needs of coordinators in terms of monitoring and managing their community.
Thanks to your feedback, we have been able to identify the information and overview you need to fully understand this tool and promote it to your communities.
Local groups allow us to resolve several pain points, which we'll detail below:
Previously, you had access to contact lists stored on Airtable, where the moderators were added automatically without asking for their opinion. This led to a legal problem that we had to resolve
Giving freskers a choice. With local groups, freskers know have the option of whether or not to join the group and therefore whether or not to share their personal information with you.
Until now, new facilitators weren’t in direct contact with their local community. The process of joining and identifying yourself was not intuitive enough.
Automatic invitations. From now on, new white belts will be invited to join the community by joining the local group.
Community members did not have access to the airtable lists and therefore did not have a good knowledge of the members making up their community.
Lists and filtering of members. With local groups, each member can identify the other members who make up their group by filtering by belt, town, etc.
The activity of a community at local level was not previously measured.
Indicators: from now on, a filter (in "metrics") will allow you to have indicators adapted to the activity of each local group.
New white belts automatically receive an email inviting them to join a local group, but freskers are not obliged to join it. The members of your community who have joined their local group are usually the most active and the most involved in the development of country activities. However, the association will soon send another communication to encourage freskers who have not join.
Don't hesitate to regularly remind your local communities why it's important and interesting to join this local group: measure engagement in local groups, have appropriate indicators, and identify other members.
The aim of local groups isn’t to replace these tools or to create a social network or discussion group. Local groups are a portal, a showcase for directing members towards the tools/habits chosen by each local community. The advantage of this showcase is that it’s present on the platform, i.e. on a centralised tool that brings together all the necessary information in the various sections.
The aim of the local groups is not to create a newsletter tool with images, targeting of contacts, etc… The announcement system allows you to send (and archive) the most important announcements, which should be used sparingly. If you send a newsletter to your community regularly, you can choose another newsletter tool and invite the members of your group to subscribe. Remember: they must always have a choice (the GDPR is never far away).
Fill in the support form to report any bug or suggest an improvement.
Climate Fresk’s graphic charter provides a full presentation of the NGO's visual identity. It has been updated over the summer and now contains:
New templates for workshop and training posters
The most recent version of the One-pager and Roll-up Banner, and
An explanation on where to find these modifiable tools using Aktivisda.
Please try to adhere to it when sharing visual graphics relating to Climate Fresk publicly.
You can find it here in English and in French. Save it in your favourites!
Stylish communication resources designed by Climate Fresk that you can translate and customise. Aktivisda can help you and your communities attract workshop participants!
Use the updated Aktivisda User Guide - in English and in French - to start translating communication tools you and your community need.
In the guide, you’ll also find out how to translate the workshop cards, memos, and more through a software called Tolgee.
In August 2023, we shared this Social Media Communication Guide with you.
It aims to provide you with detailed information about how to set up and get your social media accounts going.
It will give you guidance on the NGO's positioning, the creation of social media pages and accounts, good practices to follow, some ideas, examples and ready-to-use templates for posting, and much more!
This document hasn't been updated since its release, so please note that the up-to-date graphic charter holds presidence concerning questions of the NGO's visual identity.
The official Climate Fresk logo is available in 34 different languages!
Access each PDF here and if the logo hasn't been translated into your local language yet, contact communication@fresqueduclimat.org so that this can be done in the next round of translations.
The One Pager can be used to help pitch the Fresk to potential particpants and collaborators.
Download it in French and in English here.
Find out more about the Fresk Quiz and Roll-Up Banner in each dedicated page in the CC Hub!
Find out more about representing Climate Fresk in front of the media in the Community Spokesperson missions page!