Projects
Projects
Climate Communicators
We design and deliver simple, long term climate graphics for Australian weather presenters.
Changing Climates
In partnership with NewsCorp Australia, we deliver localised graphics and journalism on climate and energy topics for publications across Australian communities.
Tuning In
In partnership with Southern Cross Austereo, this project examines commercial radio as a platform for tuning in to the renewables rollout.
National Climate Action Survey
From 2025, the National Climate Action Survey is a partnership between the Griffith Climate Action Beacon and the Monash Climate Change Communication Hub. The survey reveals what Australians think, feel, and do about climate change and related environmental and climatic events, conditions and issues.
Wellbeing and Climate Change
Wellbeing frameworks can help us understand how a population is faring. This work investigates how these frameworks can be implemented to support communities and effective decision making.
Climate Direct
Through an online portal, Climate Direct connects journalists with experts around the world to improve the volume and accuracy of reporting on climate and the energy transition.
Climate Classrooms
In partnership with the ARC Centre of Excellence for Climate Extremes, Climate Classrooms provides free, accessible curriculum-linked lesson plans using the latest climate and energy data.
Building Community Water Literacy
We are working with Water Sensitive Cities Australia to develop and test communication campaigns that help build community water literacy.
Sport: Feeling the Heat
Sport is a key site for the communication of climate change and solutions, at local, national and international levels. This work explores sport’s potential as a platform for change.
Social Licence and the Energy Transition
As governments, companies, and individuals compete for resources, conflicts over environments and landscapes are rising. Our research analyses these disputes across Australia and Asia, focusing on social licence and energy transition.
Capacity building in Malaysia and Indonesia
Building capacity through co-production in Indonesia and Malaysia to address the climate change communication gap between scientific and lay audiences through journalists.
Navigating politics in Indonesia's climate conversations
Politicians hold a pivotal position in communicating accessible, evidence-based narratives on climate change and the energy transition. We investigate how to effectively deliver this information to diverse audiences.
Koneksi – Climate change resilience
Developing a model of future-proofing for climate resilience through engagement of diverse communities.
Cli-Fi: Climate Fiction & Climate Change
Climate fictions are an important way of communicating climate science to non-specialist audiences and are currently being explored within the School of Languages, Literatures, Cultures and Linguistics.
Students' creative works
Discover how students are raising awareness about climate change through creative projects.
Community attitudes on climate issues
The way we think is critical to social change. Understanding what and how people think at local, national and international scales underpins our research and directly feeds into the Hub's programs.
Global youth climate communication
This project explores young people’s perceptions of, communication about, and engagement with climate change as a global crisis in Hong Kong and Melbourne from a comparative approach.