The sources on this list relate to activism & collective action. They are not freely accessible online - most require a library subscription, institutional access, or purchase.
- CLIMATE ANXIETY AND GRIEF ARE HEALTHY FEELINGS WHICH CAN FORM A BASIS FOR ACTION – 2020
- Emotional Methodologies for Climate Change Engagement: towards an understanding of emotion in Civil Society Organisation (CSO)-public engagements in the UK. – 2020
- Emotions, Reflexivity and the Long Haul: What We Do About How We Feel About Climate Change – 2019
- Engaging with Climate Change: Comparing the Cultures of Science and Activism – 2018
- For still possible cities: a politics of failure for the politically depressed – 2019
- 'It helped me sort of face the end of the world': The role of emotions for third sector climate change engagement initiatives – 2015
- Militer au sein du mouvement Alternatiba De l’angoisse à la mobilisation climatique (The experience of climate activism in Alternatiba. From anxiety to collective action.) – 2020
- The Paradox of Participation: Examining Eco-anxiety in Youth Climate Activists – 2020
- The psychodynamics of meaning and action for a sustainable future – 2000
- ‘The Work That Reconnects’: a groupwork methodology for enhancing adaptive responses to the climate and ecological crisis
- ‘This is an emergency’ – proposals for a collective response to the climate crisis – 2019
- Trying to build a movement against ourselves? On reading Renee Lertzman’s Environmental melancholia: Psychoanalytic dimensions of engagement – 2017
