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🌎 Director, CIRCLE @Stanford Psychiatry circle.sites.stanford.edu 📚 Author of Generation Dread ✨ Creator Gen Dread newsletter gendread.substack.com/
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Are You Climate Authentic — Or Just Climate Anxious?

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By Britt Wray
| Substack
As director of CIRCLE, Stanford’s climate-mental health research program, I’ve spent a lot of time recently co-designing a youth-led peer support program with 16-25 year olds navigating a world on fire amid mass disconnection and overstimulation. The program builds “transformational resilience” — the ability to adapt and grow through the climate crisis while channeling distress into care and action, per a Harvard based research group I’m part of.
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Beyond Ecological Grief

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By Britt Wray
| Substack
I’m really excited to share a new audio series I helped present as its resident climate psychology researcher. Beyond Ecological Grief is a new six-part podcast series by National Geographic Explorer and journalist Amy Romer in collaboration with Canada’s National Observer. It follows scientists, lawyers, land defenders, and youth to explore how the emotional responses they have to the knowledge they hold about the climate crisis can fuel the ongoing struggle for transformative climate action.
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Masculinity in the Metacrisis

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By Britt Wray
| Substack
The last essay published here on Unthinkable was Andrew Boyd’s ‘Petro-masculinity’ is destroying the planet — Can ecomasculinity save it?andit kicked up a good deal of commentary. This week, we’re welcoming back Matthew Green, creator of the Resonant World Substack to build on themes from Andrew’s essay.
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