It’s amazing what fits inside the blue ring!
Climate icons make it easy to show our commitment to leadership and action.
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Change the world.
The fun really begins with movement-wide campaigns that can promote global commitments, local climate plans, climate solutions, and much more! When we work together towards common goals, we can move mountains.
Movement-wide campaigns are focused on common strategic goals. They are elegant in design, and adaptable to local needs, If this sounds ambitious, it is. If it sounds impossible, it isn’t. A global movement-based campaign is a simple core design that supports the leadership role of each participating organization and leverages their ability to reach out and connect with others. It’s all of us working together to to achieve a common goal.
Here’s a couple of ideas we are working on — on top-down, one bottom-up — both of which address priorities for building an unstoppable climate movement.
A global-to-local campaign to build an unstoppable mandate for climate leadership and action.
How do we build an unstoppable global climate movement? We start by finding out who’s with us (and who’s not).
Just like America is All In has done in the U.S.A., this campaign requires climate leaders to join together in a common expression of commitment to the planet, to each other, and to the future. Add in existing global government and business climate networks, like c40 Cities, the Under2 Coalition (for subnational governments), and the WWF’s Climate Business Network, and we have the foundation for a movement-wide campaign to profile climate commitment and leadership.
But this is also an engagement campaign. Much like Earth Day and Earth Hour, All In is a movement-based outreach campaign that would support local groups and community networks to engage their communities and help build an undeniable global social mandate for leadership and action.
A simple plug-and-play approach to organizing resilient communities that connects climate, social, and economic resiliency at the local level.
Communities are at the front lines of climate change, but also of many other health, social and economic challenges. Investing in the social and physical infrastructure of healthy communities is the key to building resilience — the ability to survive and rebound from a crisis.
A global Resilient Communities campaign would support the many government and community-based initiatives that invest in community resilience, including United Nations’ Race to Resilience campaign to Mutual Aid Networks. By integrating climate resilience with community develoment, we can help design the transition to a net-zero, resilient, and better future from the ground up.
This site contains ideas you can adapt and use in your work to support climate leadership and action. All ideas and graphics are free to use under a Creative Commons 0 licence. They are ideas, nothing more. Feel free to adapt and adopt, and to suggest other ideas for a stronger climate movement.
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