No matter how thoughtful the agenda is, collaboration falters when people don’t yet feel grounded, respected, or safe enough to contribute honestly.
Whether you’re mapping a system, aligning a strategy, or just trying to get unstuck—drawing helps. The act of sketching something out, together, might be what gets you moving again.
Shared decision-making is one of the most challenging parts of collective action and coalition-building. In this guide, we share proven practices that help coalitions and teams make important decisions together.
Climate action is fast becoming part of everyone’s job. To get this work truly activated and operationalized, we have to create high-functioning cross-functional teams.
What’s clear is that commitments are only a starting point. We need more action, and we need it now.
Last week was my first time at Climate Week NYC, but I walked away with a sense of missed opportunities. We can do better, and it feels important that we do. So, how might we?
How will I show up in this moment, in this time, to be an activating agent for climate action?
This is not the time for 3-year initiatives, time-intensive custom builds, and 6 months of Discovery. We don’t have time to waste.
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