Climate Stories Project
Climate Stories Project is an educational and artistic forum for sharing personal stories about the changing climate. Sharing your climate story helps build an inclusive and effective movement to confront the climate crisis.
Stanley Tocktoo and Sam Tocktoo doing a Climate Stories Project interview in Shishmaref, Alaska.
Climate Stories Project facilitates climate storytelling workshops for organizations, communities, and schools! Please visit the workshop page for more details.
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Join Climate Stories Project, Queens Public Library and Hunter's Point Environmental Education Center for a free online climate storytelling workshop on Thursday, October 14 from 6:00 - 7:30pm Eastern US time! You'll learn about the importance of climate storytelling and begin crafting and sharing your own climate story.
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Are you excited about building the climate storytelling movement? Climate Stories Project is seeking Climate Stories Ambassadors to carry out interviews and share climate stories from communities around the world.
Here's what you'll receive as a Climate Stories Ambassador:
As a Climate Stories Ambassador, we ask that you record your own climate story and carry out and record 1-3 climate story interviews with people in your own community during a 3-month time span. Following the initial online training, we ask that you take part in two additional online meetings to discuss your progress with other Ambassadors and learn from each other about using climate storytelling to promote an effective response to the climate crisis.
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A climate story by Climate Stories Ambassador Ken Pitts of Portland, Oregon.
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Featured Climate Story: Kristen Thompson, Keene, New Hampshire
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A climate story from Climate Stories Ambassador Kristen Thompson of Keene, New Hampshire. Kristen speaks about her connection with community agriculture, her observations of changes in weather patterns, her concerns about the impacts of the climate crisis on vulnerable community members, and her work promoting forward-thinking practices in local agriculture.
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Climate Music
Climate Stories Project promotes art and music projects which engage with the climate crisis through stories.
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Have a listen to Trainlike Wind, which features the voice of Sally Pick of Montague, Massachusetts. Sally speaks about her experience of powerful storms and unusual forest fires, and her conviction to forge a positive way forward through the climate crisis through local action.
Composition by Jason Davis Photograph by Greg Westfall, shared under a Creative Commons license |
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