Solitaire Townsend

Creatives and communicators are already changing the narrative about climate change and ecological crisis. That’s the work we’re all passionate about.
But too many advertising, creative, public relations, marketing and digital agencies are still ‘playing both sides’ and treating their role as neutral. They have some clients for climate solutions and yet they also run campaigns for fossil fuels.
The first step to changing that is honesty – for agencies to be transparent about who pays… Show more

Creatives and communicators are already changing the narrative about climate change and ecological crisis. That’s the work we’re all passionate about.
But too many advertising, creative, public relations, marketing and digital agencies are still ‘playing both sides’ and treating their role as neutral. They have some clients for climate solutions and yet they also run campaigns for fossil fuels.
The first step to changing that is honesty – for agencies to be transparent about who pays their bills.
Our the ultimate goal is to divest creative talent from destruction.
This has been brewing since 2015 when the change-agency Futerra published the world’s first Client Disclosure Report during COP21 in Paris.
Now over 200 agencies produce these reports annually. https://www.creativeandclimate.com/faq Show less

Politicians, activists and celebrities are the voices most of us hear in the news talking about climate change. Their voices matter, but they aren't the only ones. Scratch the surface and you’ll find there are unexpected sources of climate leadership coming from everywhere.

We set out to find them. Our everyday heroes are everyday people. We found them by asking experts about people they’d met who inspired them. This isn’t an awards programme and our everyday climate heroes don’t receive… Show more

Politicians, activists and celebrities are the voices most of us hear in the news talking about climate change. Their voices matter, but they aren't the only ones. Scratch the surface and you’ll find there are unexpected sources of climate leadership coming from everywhere.

We set out to find them. Our everyday heroes are everyday people. We found them by asking experts about people they’d met who inspired them. This isn’t an awards programme and our everyday climate heroes don’t receive any money or prizes. Each of them represent millions of others who feel the same way, and are trying to make a difference.

This campaign was created by the Futerra Solutions Union, a non-profit endeavor of Futerra.

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People around the world are becoming increasingly familiar with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), but how many of us really know what we can do to reach them? The Good Life Goals represent an effort to answer this question and help a global audience to recognize the vital role of individual action in achieving the SDGs. The Good Life Goals lay out 85 ways anyone can contribute towards the huge, planet-changing objectives that sit at the heart of the SDG agenda.

The Goals have… Show more

People around the world are becoming increasingly familiar with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), but how many of us really know what we can do to reach them? The Good Life Goals represent an effort to answer this question and help a global audience to recognize the vital role of individual action in achieving the SDGs. The Good Life Goals lay out 85 ways anyone can contribute towards the huge, planet-changing objectives that sit at the heart of the SDG agenda.

The Goals have been shaped through a multi-stakeholder collaboration between Futerra, the 10 YFP Sustainable Lifestyles and Education program, co-led by the governments of Sweden and Japan represented by the Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) and the Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES), as well as UN Environment, UNESCO and WBCSD. Show less