What Gives You Hope?
The least we can say is that 2018 has been challenging – politically, socially, environmentally. At times, many times, it
Chantal Bilodeau
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
Small Adaptation Miracles in Alaska
Certain species of fish spawn in different locations. Pods of gray whales no longer overwinter at the equator. Yellow cedars
F*ck the System (And the Horse It Rode In On)
The thing that’s so annoying about climate change is that it affects all of our systems—political, economic, environmental, cultural—so there’s
A Love Affair With Glaciers
Elise Wagner is a painter, printmaker, and teacher based in Portland, Oregon. Her initial captivation with the geology and majestic beauty of