Climate Action Facilitation Training

Adi is an experienced educator working across both formal and alternative learning environments, with contributions spanning Europe, Asia, and South America. Throughout his career, he has designed and facilitated transformative learning experiences for diverse audiences, including primary and secondary students, university learners, and adult professionals.

As a certified Green Belt Climate Fresk facilitator, Adi has conducted both online sessions with international participants and in‑person workshops for educators and organizational leaders in the Ecuadorian Amazon and the Galápagos Islands. These initiatives were part of a broader sustainability education strategy designed to strengthen climate change literacy and integrate it into both formal and alternative educational systems across the archipielago.

Adi currently facilitates learning journeys on climate change for international participants through Terra.do’s “Learning for Action” program, supporting learners in developing the knowledge and agency to engage with the climate transition.

Through his personal project, “indigaia.com”, Adi designs and delivers experiential, customized learning programs grounded in a methodology shaped by years of creating and guiding immersive educational experiences.

Nikyta Palmisani is a Climate Change Educator, Ecopsychologist, and Certified Climate Fresk Trainer (Green Belt). As an Expert Instructor for Terra.do, she has taught global professionals in the flagship Learning for Action course since 2022, guiding learners through transformative, systems-based approaches to climate action.

With a background in mental health, mindfulness, and professional leadership development, Nikyta is known for her dynamic facilitation style that fosters both cognitive and emotional transformation. She designs and leads experiential workshops such as Emotional Resilience for Climate and Mindfulness for Climate Work, creating spaces where reflection, connection, and momentum meet.

Her experience spans from serving in United Nations delegations—including Art Direction at COP15 and work with the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues—to grassroots, citizen-led initiatives. She has also collaborated with research teams at Oxford University exploring the intersections of art, biodiversity, and climate.

In her consulting practice, Nikyta supports communities, corporations, and local governments in accelerating climate action through participatory and creative facilitation designs. She is a Climate Fresk facilitator, helping leaders and organizations understand, process, and act on climate change, and serves as a core facilitator for Leadership San Juan Islands, a professional leadership program in Washington State.

Kanan leads the design and implementation of global climate fellowship programs aimed at strengthening the talent pipeline in the climate sector. She is also experienced in designing Monitoring, Evaluation, Research & Learning (MERL) frameworks and is an experienced facilitator for STEM education and fellowship programming. She is also a Climate Fresk facilitator.

Prior to working in the Impact Sector, she has worked in R&D of consumer electronics, energy storage, and next-generation technologies for over 15 years as researcher at University of Minnesota, UC Berkeley, and Northwestern University and in materials development and reliability roles at Sharp & Apple.