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EFG Academy: Activism & Geology – Risks, Responses & Engagement
June 13 @ 10:00 am - 11:00 am
EUR56
How can geologists engage with public activism in constructive and professional ways?
Join Dr Alan Hardacre for the EFG Academy Activism course, a 1-hour online session exploring the evolving relationship between the geoscience profession and activism.
WHEN: 13 June 2025, 10:00–11:00 CEST
PRICE: EurGeol 53 €, Regular 56 €
WHERE: Live, online
Course outline:
- Welcome and Introduction
- Background and Influence of Activism
- The Playbook of Campaigning
- Activism and Geology
About the Presenter:
Dr. Alan Hardacre is a well-recognised expert in the field of Public Affairs. He is the co-founder of Advocacy Strategy and Advocacy Academy, both based in Brussels, Belgium. These two companies are both dedicated to how you build, structure and deliver best-in-class Public Affairs. The first does this through tailored Public Affairs Management consulting, and the second is a first-of-a-kind online platform.
Alan has worked as a lobbyist since 2004 for Trade Associations, companies, governments and international organisations. Alan has a long history of teaching and writing about Public Affairs. In 2020 he published a third edition of his best-selling book ‘How to Work with the EU Institutions…A Practical Guide to Successful Public Affairs in the EU’.
Learning outcomes:
- Define activism in a contemporary context and understand its evolving role
- Recognize activism’s influence on natural resources and geology sectors
- Identify key tactics and strategies used in activist playbooks
- Assess risks and opportunities for the geological community
- Understand the role of engagement, transparency, and trust-building
- Explore strategies for geologists to engage activism proactively
- Reflect on their role in contributing to a more socially-aware sector
Target Audience
Geoscientists working in or around extractive industries, renewable energy, environmental geoscience, public policy, and science communication.
Fees
- EurGeol Title Holder: 53 € (incl. Belgian VAT)
- Regular 56€ (incl. Belgian VAT)
Find all the information and register here: https://tinyurl.com/EFGAcourseAct
