
We are building a global cultural movement that's inspiring big, bold, and beautiful climate action.
Arts and culture to inspire action for a just and thriving world.
What are your Human Impacts? Climate change is complex and often overwhelming. We also know that caring about something doesn’t necessarily lead us to meaningful impact. We make action personal and practical by highlighting new voices of leadership, connecting you to solutions in engaging ways, and welcoming you to a diverse, creative community that is addressing the root causes of the climate crisis.
How We Do It
Announcements
Apply for our PAID Fellowship!
We are in search of ten Youth Fellows for a paid, four-month fellowship in intercultural collaboration and climate communications. Our Artivism and Amplifiers Fellowship will support young changemakers from the Global North and Global South to further develop their skills for effective partnerships, impactful community engagement, and in exploring diverse platforms for creative storytelling for climate action. Sound like you?
Apply today!
Join us at COP 28!
You can find us at the Entertainment and Culture Pavilion (E+C Pavilion) on December 8th from 3:30-4:30 pm for the conversation “Artivism and Amplifiers: Exploring what it means to be an “ally” in the youth climate movement”. Together, we will explore how we can build more respect and deep allyship in the climate movement, while centering the demands and voices of frontline communities and young climate leaders.

Amplify Youth Voices!
We are proud to invite young climate leaders to join our latest storytelling project - Artivism and Amplfiers. This story library is for amplifying the demands and visions for the future from youth from communties most impacted by the climate crisis. We are also looking for youth allies to share their commitments to how to making frontline demands a reality. Join us in sharing your important climate stories today!
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Our Impact
What are your Human Impacts? Ours include building collaborations between artists and scientists, policymakers, activists, and educators and developing over 14,000 hours of creative climate programming to audiences across the globe. We are ready to do more.

700+
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294,000+
program participants

20,000+
volunteer hours
