As we urgently move away from the systems that have brought us into the climate and ecological crisis, artists, scientists, policymakers, activists and designers are developing new ways of shaping our world. Centring the creativity and lived experiences of vulnerable communities, advocating for the rights of natural world, and shifting our cultures from short term consumption to long term perspectives is crucial to developing holistic and intersectional solutions to the climate and ecological crisis.
This toolkit section highlights some of the ways that artists are collaborating across sectors and silos to dream, innovate, reclaim alternative knowledges and cultivate regenerative systems across culture, legal frameworks, economics, material design, land use and public space.
– Image credit: Portrait of performance artist Zadie Xa at We Make Tomorrow



Creative case studies

Centric Lab

INTERPRT

Global Tapestry of Alternatives

JB Highlights
Additional resources

Squirrel Nation

The Institute for Queer Ecology

Jackson Cooperative

Land In Our Names

Union of Justice

The International Rights of Nature Tribunal

The Right To Energy Coalition

Karachi Urban Lab

Refuge: Art Meets Emergency

adrienne maree brown

Neighbourhood Doughnut

Future scenarios
