Climate Solutions Narrative Campaigns
We want to inspire millions to realize that real solutions already exist and we can create a future grounded in justice, community and joy.
Culture change is almost always at the forefront of political and economic transformation. As we build cultural power, we partner with those building political and economic power in and for frontline communities. We advise, connect and create narrative campaigns that mobilize movement partners, companies, media outlets, cultural influencers, and grantee partners to drive resources and generate significant impressions that educate and interject core messages on climate justice solutions.
For the past five years, Black Climate Week has amplified the solutions Black communities are leading to fight the climate crisis.
The Solutions Project and our partners honor the climate solutions that come hand in hand with migration and showcase what a diverse, thriving future could look like. For decades, frontline communities have grown climate solutions rooted in the immigrant experience – like vertical gardens, resilience hubs, and more efficient city planning – that make the communities we share here, stronger. Climate disaster has also forced people to move within the United States, birthing new learnings about climate and migration. From the large-scale displacement of Black people from New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina to more recent climate gentrification and displacement in places like Miami, the connection between migration and climate is only set to intensify.
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During the campaign week of August 4-8, we are inviting organizations, community leaders, creators and other voices to collectively share their stories, wisdom, and resources about how communities can take care of each other and build positive climate resilience solutions before, during, and after extreme weather strikes. There are so many focused efforts within communities, and we want to provide a national platform for many builders and innovators to be able to share their learnings, experiences and practices. Together, we can showcase the trusted solutions and deeply held values that define how we will weather the real (and figurative) storms.
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Now in it’s fifth year, this award-winning campaign is focused on philanthropy and its power to create the future we want by showing up in solidarity with Black communities who are advancing a just transition to an equitable and regenerative economy.
As climate action rises in importance across all communities, a spotlight on Black leadership offers a powerful path forward.
Black Climate Week
We are stronger when we act together and across sectors. As nonprofits, businesses, foundations, and key cultural leaders, we have the power to make change happen and inspire others to join us. Over 175 institutions and leaders signed this letter stating their commitment to climate solutions that improve people’s lives.
Art work: Punky Aloha
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