Taking place annually, SF Climate Week is an eclectic gathering that connects more than 20,000 founders, investors, researchers, engineers, environmental community groups, and adjacent talent.

Infinite Dojo hosted a workshop on Sunday, April 27, the last official day of SF Climate Week, to help event-goers reflect, synthesize, and write about their learnings. You can read about the blogging hour that we hosted, via the Luma events page, here.

Knowing that people were in transit and likely need time to process their thinking, we have created an asynchronous version of the experience. All are welcome to participate. It takes 45-60 minutes of time, in case you want to hold some space in the calendar. We recommend taking space to refine/edit your thinking. Generally, post-event write-ups have a shelf-life of up to 12 weeks, so it’s okay to be strategic about your time.

Just hit “play” on the recording (to the right if you’re on desktop and below on mobile) to get started. The companion worksheet is available here. Be sure to share your writing with us by filling out this form, once you’re ready.

See what participants are publishing on LinkedIn:

• Ritika Puri Strauss, co-founder at Astoundly and Infinite Dojo; communications leader

• Sheila Estaniel, founder at Bilooogen; communications leader

• Andreana Rosnik, PhD., computational scientist at Materia Chemistries

• Valentina Lagomarsino, PhD, former post-doctoral researcher at Boston Children’s Hospital