I’ve been collaborating with schools and students to accelerate climate listening across America and around the world. One project is a student climate podcast series by 90 ninth graders as part of a Climate Listening Project + Franklin School of Innovation collaboration. This student climate podcast series is part of a learning expedition, an intensive […]
Art is a powerful tool for creating social change – it is an expression of current events, individual identity, and community empowerment. Climate change art is needed more now than ever in music, paintings, and all mediums as an outlet for climate stress and grief and to serve as art always has – creative markers […]
More than 100 women from countries around the world gathered at the United Nations in NYC this month for a UN Women’s International Forum on climate solutions. I was there to listen and join this important moment and movement. With Queen Mother Dr. Delois Blakely, former EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy, Lead Negotiator representing Palau and The […]
I’m honored to collaborate with PBS series Ecosense for Living! Their new season will premiere nationwide this April for Earth Month and episode 303 ‘Do We Still Need the Clean Air Act?’ will include scenes from our Climate Listening Project series “The Story We Want” with Moms Clean Air Force. The episode explores what led to […]
Young people are taking action on climate change. With the Youth Strike 4 Climate and the Fridays for Future Movement, tens of thousands of young people are walking out of their classrooms to protest government inaction on climate change. Young people are taking action on the climate crisis and leading the activism on the Green […]
I often speak about climate change at colleges and universities. This past month, I had the opportunity to share Climate Listening Project films and host a public discussion at my alma mater, the University of West Florida on communicating climate change and how to connect science with stories. In addition to my presentation and film […]
I recently talked climate change on NPR (National Public Radio) with host Bob Barrett which aired on Northwest Florida’s NPR WUWF. Dayna Reggero began The Climate Listening Project back in 2014. It involves her traveling around the world and filming the stories she hears. “(We talk to) farmers, people who fish, parents, scientists, birders. And […]
Introducing the iHeart Radio Speaking of Travel + Climate Listening Project Series with hosts Dayna Reggero and Marilyn Ball! How is climate change impacting places we love to travel? *Places people also call home. Speaking of Travel Podcast host Marilyn Ball and Climate Listening Project director Dayna Reggero invite experts and travelers to talk about how […]
The recent IPCC climate report shares a grim forecast for the future of humanity. Is there hope? My latest Climate Listening Project photo series, Voices of Hope for Forests, features individuals from Indonesia, Mozambique, Tasmania, China, Bolivia, Canada, Russia, Germany, Italy, Paraguay, Scotland, England, and United States – all working together to protect forests and […]
“Standing Forests” : NEW Virtual Reality Film This 360 video in collaboration with Dogwood Alliance takes you to a standing forest and reveals what is happening to forests throughout the Southern United States and around the world. The film is now available to watch free on VEER TV, the leading global VR content platform. Watch and […]