Climate Justice
The Creative Environmental Leadership Program develops the capacity of leaders to build inclusive and collaborative organizations that can effectively accompany stakeholders in developing and enacting solutions to the challenges they face. Through training, partners learn to assess complex issues, develop inclusive solutions, and leverage creative advocacy strategies that incorporate arts to shift behaviors for a more sustainable planet.
Creative Environmental Leadership Program
Belize, Cameroon, Ghana, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Mexico, and Peru
The Creative Environmental Leadership Program develops the capacity of leaders to build inclusive and collaborative organizations that can effectively accompany stakeholders in developing and enacting solutions to the challenges they face. Through training, partners learn to assess complex issues, develop inclusive solutions, and leverage creative advocacy strategies that incorporate arts to shift behaviors for a more sustainable planet.
Community Resilience
Belize, Cameroon, Ghana, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Mexico and Peru
The Community Resilience Program builds the capacity of leaders and communities to better understand, analyze local challenges and respond to the impact of climate change on food security, gender equality, water availability, and health of humans and animals.
Climate Justice Creative Advocacy Practicums
Belize, Cameroon, Ghana, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Peru
Creative Action Institute conducts numerous skill-building clinics each year that bring together community educators to deepen their capacity to conduct advocacy efforts. Explore the range of projects related to climate justice and food security and learn how communities are using art to catalyze change in their communities.
Sauti ya Dada - The Girl's Voice
Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda
The primary focus of Sauti ya Dada is to create and strengthen systems of support, learning, leadership, and advocacy both in and out of school to help marginalized girls in East Africa complete their secondary school education. In addition to examining other barriers to education, girls learn about the complexities of climate change, its disproportionate impact on girls and how they can play a role in building a climate just world.
