On Earth Day, Take (Artistic) Action
Earth Day is one of the most important days of the year because it reminds us of a most fundamental
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What I Learned About Gender Parity and Racial Diversity from Running a Global Participatory Initiative
A few months ago, I came across an article by science journalist Ed Yong titled “I Spent Two Years Trying to Fix
The 2019 Artists & Climate Change Incubator – Alaska
Anchorage, AlaskaMonday – Friday, May 27 – 31, 201910am – 5:30pmFee: $385Leader: Chantal Bilodeau Calling all artists, activists, scientists, and educators
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What Gives You Hope?
The least we can say is that 2018 has been challenging – politically, socially, environmentally. At times, many times, it
Changing the Climate Narrative Fifty Plays at a Time
“I suspect future generations will look back and judge us not so much by what we said and did about
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Exorcizing Harveys: Writing for Women of the Arctic
Harveys suck, let’s start with that. They utterly and despicably suck. Harveys, as we brutally found out last summer, are
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An Introduction to Our Food, Art & Climate Series
Thanks to a generous grant from Invoking the Pause, the Artists & Climate Change’s Core Team recently went on a
The 2018 Artists & Climate Change Incubator
New York City Monday-Friday, August 6-10, 2018 10am-5:30pm Fee: $425 Leader: Chantal Bilodeau Calling artists, activists, scientists, and educators who want
Why Do Women Climate More Than Men?
I have been doing work at the intersection of arts and climate change for over a decade, and though I
Striving for Meaningful Impact
The question of impact in the arts is a vexing one. Not only is impact difficult to define, it is