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Learn 11 tips for mobilizing research to people who can use it, from 2024 ONE-SIM Outreach Award finalists.
Chelsea Hicks-Webster
Writer and Editor
Network for Business Sustainability
MSc in Biology with Environment and Sustainability, Western University
Hi, I’m Chelsea. I have a Masters degree in Sustainability, where I studied ecosystem health. I'm also a Certified Life Coach. I used to be the Operations Manager for NBS, but now I just focus on my favourite part of that job – the writing! I also run a social enterprise, called Creating Me, dedicated to strengthening maternal and family well-being. I know first-hand how difficult it can be to balance career goals, impact, and one’s own well-being. When I’m not working on my own impact goals, I offer executive coaching and writing support to help researchers and change-makers grow their impact and well-being. (creatingme.ca/sustainability).
Articles by Chelsea Hicks-Webster
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In the US alone, fossil fuel supporters spend $500 million per year on lobbying, mostly to block low-carbon policy. Here’s how to help balance the scales.
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More frequent wildfires are damaging grapes in California. Wineries are sourcing grapes from more vineyards to reduce risk – and it’s paying off.
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The right government policy can trigger a transition away from fossil fuels. Learn best practices for low-carbon policy.
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Climate change is threatening grape production in Chile. Learn 10 tips for climate adaptation and how one company is building resilience.
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Calculating scope 3 emissions is challenging. Building relationships among your suppliers and customers can help.
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Communication is key for activist impact. Here’s how to be heard on the causes you care about.
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“Efficiency culture” poisons partnerships between Western organizations and Indigenous peoples. Here are 4 tips for better partnerships.
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Partnerships between organizations and Indigenous peoples can help reverse a history of oppression – but require deep relationships and trust.
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Who to talk to and what to say to motivate climate action at work.