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Join the PolyOpportunity Learning Program

1+ weeks
£
100+

Join a 12-week peer-based journey to explore The PolyOpportunity’s ten essential meta-skills—from Imagination and Courage to Time and Resilience—designed to help you thrive in a life-centred world. Created by the House of Beautiful Business, the Acosta Institute, and the Holon Institute, the program blends expert guidance, immersive content, and shared experiences to shift how you think, lead, and relate.

Facilitate a vision building workshop

1 day
£
free

Facilitate a workshop that brings together diverse stakeholders to co-create a shared vision of the future. This collaborative process fosters alignment, collective imagination, and a roadmap for collective action.​
Resources to support your workshop:

Organise training on relational resilience for climate justice

1 day
£
500+

Arrange for your organisation or community group to receive training in relational resilience, focusing on building emotional and social capacity to navigate climate challenges together. Organisations like The Resilience Project offer programmes that equip individuals to lead with empathy and inclusivity in climate justice efforts. Their approach combines climate psychology, community-led models, and the lived experiences of young changemakers to foster collective resilience.

Organise a climate storytelling event or exhibition

1+ weeks
£
you decide

Host an event that brings together local community members, artists, and climate activists to showcase stories through various mediums—poetry, visual art, short films, and more. Highlight the diverse voices that are often underrepresented in mainstream climate conversations. This event can be a space for reflection, learning, and a call to action.

Lobby your university to establish a Climate Futures Institute

1+ weeks
£
free

Universities are influential in shaping society's values and priorities. Lobby your institution to establish a Climate Futures Institute or similar body focused on long-term thinking, regenerative practices, and inclusive, culturally grounded responses to the climate crisis. These institutes can bridge science, Indigenous knowledge, and creative disciplines.

Check out:

Embed systems thinking in your organisation’s strategic planning

long term
£
free

Integrate systems thinking into your organisation’s strategic planning or governance processes. By considering interconnectedness, feedback loops, and long-term impacts, you can build a more resilient, adaptive organisation ready to address complex challenges. Check out resources by thought leader’s like Peter Senge and Otto Scharmer for inspiration on how to get started.

Co-create a values charter or decision-making process

long term
£
free

Collaborate with your community group or organisation to develop a shared values charter or decision-making process. This participatory approach ensures that diverse voices are heard and that collective actions align with agreed-upon principles, fostering a culture of mutual respect and shared responsibility. Examples like the BeClimate Hub's Value Chart and Climate Salad's Community Charter can serve as inspiration for structuring your own charter.

Use toolkits to develop climate narratives

a few hours
£
free

Use climate storytelling toolkits and resources to craft engaging and impactful narratives for screenwriting, content creation or campaigns focused on climate action. These resources will guide you in developing stories that inspire cultural change, foster engagement, and raise awareness on climate issues.

  • Storytelling Toolkit - 350.org: a comprehensive guide to using storytelling for climate activism.
  • Stories to Save the World - Futerra: a toolkit designed to help any type of content creator create impactful climate stories that inspire action and change.
  • Telling Climate Stories Pocket Guide - Albert: a practical guide to telling climate stories in a way that is both engaging and responsible for content creators in the screen industry.
  • Playbook for Climate Storytelling - Good Energy: a resource offering strategies for screenwriters, filmmakers, and creators to develop engaging climate narratives that can drive social and cultural change.
  • Planet Placement - Albert: a guide detailing how film and television content can help to raise awareness about climate change by introducing sustainability messages.

Experience the Work That Reconnects

1+ weeks
£
100+

Join a workshop or gathering based on the Work That Reconnects, a transformational body of practices developed by Joanna Macy. Rooted in deep ecology, systems thinking, and spiritual traditions, it helps participants move through grief, reconnect with the web of life, and find renewed energy for action.

Take a course on systems thinking

1+ weeks
£
100+

Get to grips with the foundations of systems thinking through an online or in-person course. These programs range from beginner-friendly intros to deep dives into systems change, futures thinking, and complexity science.

Here are some standout options:

  • Theory U by Otto Scharmer at MIT - learn how to lead profound innovation and transformation by sensing and shaping emerging futures.
  • Unschool - a creative platform by Leyla Acaroglu offering short courses on circular systems, sustainability, and design.
  • Human-Centered Systems Thinking Course by IDEO U - this IDEO U course teaches you to understand complex systems and design better solutions by centring the people within them.
  • School of System Change - a globally recognised training ground for system leaders and practitioners working on complex challenges.
  • I See Systems - offers practical courses and coaching for individuals and groups to apply systems thinking in everyday work and life.

Champion climate storytelling by donating to Grist

5 min or less
£
10 or less

Back powerful, justice-centred climate journalism and storytelling by donating to Grist. Your support helps fund initiatives like Imagine 2200, their acclaimed climate fiction program that uplifts visionary stories of climate justice and possibility.

Support community-based healing spaces

5 min of less
£
10 or less

Support organisations that centre healing justice, cultural reclamation, and community-led care. For instance, Healing Justice Ldn in the UK builds community-led health and healing systems, working with communities surviving state and systemic oppression to create futures rooted in dignity, safety, and belonging.

Become a member and donate to Plurality University Network

long term
£
10 or less

The Plurality University Network(U+) is a nonprofit organisation dedicated to advancing futures literacy and speculative design. By becoming a member, you gain access to a vibrant community engaged in exploring alternative futures and developing innovative solutions to global challenges.​ Individual membership is free, however you can make a voluntary donation.

Follow systems change advocates on social media

long term
£
free

Follow key systems thinking advocates and organisations on platforms like LinkedIn, and Instagram. Stay informed about the latest insights, tools, and discussions around systems change. Engaging with these thought leaders helps broaden your understanding and connect with a global community dedicated to transformation.

Explore a toolkit on future visioning

a few hours
£
free

Check out the UK Government's Futures Toolkit, a comprehensive resource designed to help you develop policies and strategies that are robust in the face of an uncertain future. This toolkit introduces 12 different futures thinking tools, including visioning techniques, scenario planning, and strategic foresight, providing guidance on how to implement them effectively.

Study the practice of Deep Listening and conflict transformation

a few hours
£
20 or less

Learn to navigate conflict as a pathway to deeper connection and cultural healing. These resources offer tools for accountability, transformative justice, and collective repair:

Read about storytelling as a tool for systems and cultural change

1 hr
£
free

Dive into this research and reflections from the systems change community, exploring how narrative plays a central role in shaping meaning, influencing behaviours, and driving societal transformation.

Listen to a podcast on expanding worldviews

1 hr
£
free

Podcasts are an accessible way to learn from thought leaders, activists, and changemakers who are challenging dominant narratives and creating space for new perspectives. Listen to these conversations to deepen your understanding of how worldviews are shifting around the world.

  • Long Time Academy - explores Indigenous knowledge, future thinking, and new ways to understand the world.
  • For The Wild - discusses how to reclaim our wildness and reconnect with Earth’s wisdom.
  • Emergence Magazine Podcast - stories of ecology, culture, and interconnectedness that inspire new ways of seeing the world and living in harmony with nature.

Share Work from Natural Building Champions

5 min or less
£
free

A growing movement of architects, builders, and researchers is reimagining construction with natural materials and low-carbon techniques. From earth and straw to timber and lime, these innovators demonstrate how building can be both regenerative and beautiful. By following and sharing their work on social media, you help spread awareness of architecture as a tool for climate resilience and community empowerment.

Learn about participatory design with the Laufen Manifesto

5 min or less
£
free

Participatory design puts communities at the heart of shaping their environments. The Laufen Manifesto offers a bold call to action for more inclusive, just, and sustainable design practices. Use it as a starting point to understand how architecture and urbanism can respond to real social needs—and how you can contribute.

Design your own city portrait

1+ weeks
£
500+

Use the Doughnut Economics City Portrait Method to explore how your city can balance meeting social needs with respecting planetary boundaries. This tool allows you to map out areas of improvement, identify where your city is thriving, and where it needs to evolve. You can apply this method in schools, councils, or local groups to create a shared vision for a more sustainable and equitable community. Doughnut Economics Action Lab offers a detailed guide to help you get started.

For inspiration on how a city portrait can lead to positive change, check out Civic Square in Birmingham—an incredible community organization transforming their neighbourhood through Doughnut Economics.

Create a pocket park

1+ weeks
£
fundable

Reclaim a neglected urban space and turn it into a green haven for your community. Pocket parks not only provide a peaceful retreat but also enhance the local environment and create spaces for social connection. Organize your neighbors, work with local councils, and introduce elements like greenery and seating. WSP’s guide for Islington Council offers detailed steps for creating these parks—though it’s geared towards local authorities, much of it can be used by changemakers. For additional support, organizations like MyParkScotland can assist with fundraising for park projects.

Create a pop-up car-free zone in your city

1+ weeks
£
fundable

Car-free zones and car-free days offer more than just temporary relief from traffic—they highlight the potential of vibrant, people-centered streets. By organizing a pop-up car-free zone, you can showcase how streets can be transformed into lively, pedestrian-friendly spaces. These events not only reduce pollution and promote sustainable transportation but also help build support for policies that prioritize pedestrians and cyclists. Use City Changers' bite-sized guide to get started and make a lasting impact on your community.

Join Transition Towns

1 day
£
free

Transition Towns are a global movement of communities working together to make their cities and towns more resilient and sustainable. Get involved with local initiatives by using the Transition Network’s map to find groups near you. Attend their next event to take part in hands-on, community-led climate action and help make your neighborhood more sustainable.

Attend a MAKE workshop by Material Cultures

a few hours
£
100+

MAKE is a hands-on learning platform that builds accessible construction skills for a world in climate, biodiversity, and housing crisis. From working with wood and clay to hemp, lime, and local forestry, these workshops are led by expert builders and material specialists from across the UK. Open to architects, builders, and anyone curious about regenerative building, MAKE offers a grounded introduction to low-carbon construction.

Understand the role of urban commons

5 min or less
£
free

Learn how the idea of urban commons—shared spaces shaped and sustained by communities—can guide sustainable placemaking, empower local governance, and enhance urban well-being. In this article, urban researcher Rohinton Emmanuel explores how commons thinking can influence future urban research and practice.

Watch a TED Talk about the 15-Minute City

15 min or less
£
free

Discover how 15-minute cities can slash emissions, reduce car dependency, and build more resilient, people-friendly neighbourhoods. In this TED Talk, Carlos Moreno explains how designing for proximity—where everything you need is just a short walk or bike ride away—can transform cities into hubs of sustainability and wellbeing.

Learn about sustainable building materials

a few hours
£
20 or less

Explore how architecture can support a regenerative future by learning about sustainable building materials. Material Reform by Material Cultures offers insights into low-carbon construction, local materials, and craft-led design. The book challenges extractive building norms and inspires a more circular, place-based approach. Start here to rethink how we build.

Build a regional circular resource map or toolkit

a few days
£
free

Help others discover circular businesses, reuse hubs, and repair cafés in your region by creating a public-facing resource map or directory. This could be digital (e.g. Google Maps, Notion, or a simple webpage) or physical (e.g. an illustrated pocket map, poster, zine, or community noticeboard). Get inspired by ReLondon’s Circular Economy Directory, Circular Economy Yorkshire or  Green Guide Budapest.

Use Circular Design Tools

a few hours
£
free

Bring circular thinking into your projects by using free, practical tools designed to help you rethink products, services, and systems. Circulab offers resources like the Circular Canvas, Partner Map, and Value Chain Canvas—designed to spark collaboration and systems thinking across your organisation or community. A great starting point for designing solutions that are regenerative by design.

Ask your workplace to join a sharing network

a few hours
£
free

Encourage your organisation to sign up to a platform like Warp It, Rheaply or Green Standards, which help workplaces and universities redistribute surplus furniture, equipment, and office supplies. Instead of sending usable items to landfill, these platforms make it easy to circulate them internally or share with other organisations — reducing waste, saving money, and supporting a more circular way of working.

Enrol your team in Circulab’s Master Circular Design course

1+ weeks
£
500+

Designed for professionals and organisations, this course helps teams move beyond surface-level sustainability strategies and into actionable, systemic change. Developed by Circulab’s leadership, the program guides participants through real-world challenges — from analysing value chains to designing circular business models — with practical tools and methods used by clients like Orange and Lancôme. Ideal for those looking to embed circular thinking across strategy, design, and operations.

Ask brands about circular practices

15 min or less
£
free

Email or message your favourite brands or local shops to ask how they manage repairs, returns, and unsold stock. By showing customer interest in circularity, you help push businesses to reduce waste and design for reuse. For guidance on initiating these conversations, refer to the Circular Economy Toolkit for Small Businesses, a resource offering strategies for businesses to adopt circular practices.​

Learn about Circular Design Principles

a few hours
£
free

Explore methods, stories, and tools for applying circular design in your work. The Ellen MacArthur Foundation and IDEO’s Circular Design Guide offers a rich, practical introduction, while Circulab’s five foundational principles help ground your understanding in systems thinking and regenerative strategies.

Read a book about circular design

1 day
£
20 or less

Reading is an essential step in any design journey. This book list brings together everything from visually inspiring coffee-table reads to in-depth explorations of circular principles and practice — offering ideas, insights, and inspiration to guide your path into circular design.

  1. Radical Matter: Rethinking Materials for a Sustainable Future - Kate Franklin, Caroline Till
  2. Why Materials Matter: Responsible Design for a Better World - Seetal Solanki
  3. Material Reform - Material Cultures
  4. Cradle to Cradle - William McDonough & Michael Braungart
  5. The Upcycle: Beyond Sustainability - Michael Braungart and William McDonough
  6. Wasted: When Trash Becomes Treasure - Katie Treggiden
  7. The Green Imperative - Victor Papanek
  8. Circular Design for Fashion - Ellen Mcarthur Foundation
  9. Circular Design: Towards Regenerative Territories - Jorg Schroder, Alissa Diesch, Riccarda Cappeller, Federica Scaffidi
  10. Speculative Everything: Design, Fiction, and Social Dreaming - Anthony Dunne, Fiona Raby

Map and share local ocean stories

1+ weeks
£
you decide

Storytelling and local ecological knowledge are powerful tools for nurturing cultures that value and protect ocean ecosystems. From coastal traditions and oral histories to community-held knowledge of tides, fisheries, and marine life — these stories carry deep insight and connection. Share stories from your area on social media, or by starting a podcast, writing a blog or article, creating a zine, or even publishing a book!

Hosting a Seaweed Supper Night

a few hours
£
50 or less

A seaweed-themed supper or tasting night is a fun, informal way to introduce others to ocean-friendly food and spark conversations about regenerative climate solutions. Bring your community together to share a delicious, climate-positive meal using locally sourced, sustainable seaweed — and explore seaweed’s potential to nourish both people and planet.

Urge your workplace to get Blue Verified

30 min or less
£
free

Industry is a major driver of ocean degradation — but it doesn’t have to be. The Blue Standard is a certification helping businesses across hospitality, events, music, sport, retail, and more to reduce plastic use and protect marine ecosystems. It covers both operations and product/packaging, making it the first cross-industry benchmark for ocean-friendly business. Encourage your organisation to get Blue Verified and be part of the solution.

Advocate for ocean-positive procurement in your workplace

1+ weeks
£
free

Push for seafood sourcing policies that prioritise sustainability, advocate for reduced ocean plastic use, and encourage education partnerships with marine NGOs. By promoting these actions, you can align your workplace’s practices with marine protection, making a tangible impact on ocean health through responsible institutional choices.

Volunteer for a plastic clean-up organisation

a few hours
£
free

Attending a plastic clean-up at your local beach or river is not only an act of ocean protection, but it's also a great way to meet other like-minded people committed to making a difference. These events provide an opportunity to get involved in a community of action-takers who are working together toward a cleaner planet. Being part of a community of changemakers can be one of the most rewarding aspects of taking climate action. Find a cleanup using the links below:

Suggest a Team Beach Clean at your company

15 min or less
£
free

Pitch a team beach clean to your workplace. It’s a great team-building activity that gets everyone outdoors, boosts morale, and makes a real impact by removing plastic waste from the coastline. The Marine Conservation Society offers bookable corporate clean-up days — suggest it to your sustainability lead or HR team!

Sign the appeal to end bottom trawling in Europe’s protected waters

5 min or less
£
free

Bottom trawling is one of the world’s most destructive fishing practices, responsible for more than 90% of bycatch in the EU. Shockingly, it’s still allowed in many of Europe’s marine protected areas (MPAs). Urge EU lawmakers to ban bottom trawling in MPAs and properly enforce ocean protections.

Support the 30x30 goal

5 min or less
£
free

Call on governments to uphold their promise to protect at least 30% of the world’s ocean by 2030. Protected marine areas (MPAs) are essential refuges for biodiversity, helping marine life recover, store carbon, and build resilience to climate change. Over 190 countries have committed to this global “30x30” goal – your voice can help hold them to it.

Choose an ocean-friendly diet

on-the-regular
£
you decide

Our diets directly impact ocean health, and by reducing demand for overfished species, we can help marine ecosystems recover. Consider committing to one of these options, ranked from easiest to most impactful:

  1. Look for certified sustainable seafood – Choose products with eco-labels like MSC or ASC, which follow stricter environmental and social standards.
  2. Choose local low-impact seafood – Opt for seafood caught using low-impact methods like line, trap, or dive fishing by local small-scale fishermen. These techniques reduce bycatch and habitat damage, cut transport emissions, and support coastal livelihoods.
  3. Avoid the most overfished species – Cut back on tuna, cod, salmon, and octopus. These species are severely overfished or farmed using methods that harm marine biodiversity, degrade habitats, and emit high levels of carbon. Check the Good Fish Guide, Seafood Watch Guides or the WWF Seafood Guide for more info.
  4. Swap your go-to fish meal for shellfish – Replace your most regular fish dish with mussels, clams, or oysters. These shellfish are among the most sustainable protein sources: they don’t need feeding, filter the water as they grow, and create habitats that boost marine biodiversity.
  5. Swap fish for seaweed – Swap one of your regular uses of fish with seaweed. For example, use seaweed in place of tuna in your poke bowl, swap fish sauce with seaweed-based seasoning, or add seaweed to broths instead of fish stock. Seaweed tastes deliciously umami, is full of nutritional benefits, absorbs carbon as it grows, and requires no feed, fertiliser, or freshwater. Check out Great British Chefs' seaweed recipes or buy The Seaweed Cookbook.
  6. Go fully plant-based – Cutting out all fish and seafood is the most direct way to reduce your impact on overfishing, bycatch, and ocean habitat loss. Get started with a cookbook that makes the process easier: we recommend the The Flexible Pescaterian or Ocean Greens!

Donate to Sea Shepherd

5 min or less
£
you decide

Donate to Sea Shepherd, a global marine conservation organization protecting ocean wildlife. Your contribution supports their direct-action campaigns to combat illegal fishing, poaching, and habitat destruction. With your help, Sea Shepherd can continue to patrol international waters, disrupt harmful activities, and advocate for stronger protection of marine ecosystems.

Read and share The Seaweed Manifesto

1hr
£
free

Uncover the potential of seaweed as a powerful climate and sustainability solution. This UN-backed manifesto lays out a global vision for a responsible seaweed industry that restores ecosystems, supports livelihoods, and tackles major challenges like hunger, pollution, and climate change. Whether you're curious about ocean solutions or looking for bold ideas that can reshape the future, it’s an inspiring and informative read.

Take a Course from Parley’s Ocean School Online

1 day
£
free

Parley for the Oceans is a global network dedicated to ocean protection through innovation and education. Their Ocean School Online offers free courses on the major threats facing our oceans, including plastic pollution, overfishing, and climate change. Courses like Ocean Climate Action, Precious Plastics Academy or Marine Biodiversity provide the knowledge and tools needed to take impactful action for ocean conservation.

Read The Seaweed Revolution

a few hours
£
20 or less

Explore how seaweed could transform our food systems, clean our oceans, and help tackle climate change. Vincent Doumeizel’s book makes a compelling case for seaweed as a driver of global solutions. Read it solo, with a book club, or gift it to someone working in food, farming, or ocean science.

Rewild your land

long-term
£
fundable

If you own an acre of land or more, think about partnering with a rewilding organisation to bring biodiversity and natural processes back into your land. Alternatively, simply let wildflowers springs and allow patches of the land to grow wild as they please.

Design your neighbourhood rewilding plan

A few days
£
Fundable

Map a wild path through your neighbourhood—link back gardens, street corners, and park fringes to create urban wildways. Rewild My Street’s step-by-step tools can help you turn overlooked spaces into a shared habitat network.

Help rewild an urban space

A few days
£
Free

Even small city spaces can be transformed into wild havens. Overlooked spots can become thriving ecosystems once again with only a little help—whether it’s as simple as throwing wildflower "seed bombs" in post-industrial land, or joining a project to reclaim a vacant lot as a volunteer. Use this practical guide by How to Rewild to identify opportunities in your neighbourhood, or follow the seed bomb recipe below to become a guerrilla gardener!

Contribute to a citizen science network

On the regular
£
Free

Help track biodiversity near you using platforms like iNaturalist or Zooniverse. Your sightings support research and policymaking while building public understanding of the need for rewilding and nature protection.

Offset your business’s carbon through rewilding

5 min or less
£
10 or less

Ask your workplace to offset its carbon emissions through organisations like Mossy Earth, which offer rewilding-based offsets that restore ecosystems, boost biodiversity, and support local communities. Choosing nature-led carbon projects allows your business to meaningfully contribute to long-term, holistic climate solutions.

Sign the Rewilding Nation Charter

5 min or less
£
Free

Help make Scotland the world’s first rewilding nation. By signing the charter, you’ll back a bold vision for restoring nature at scale—bringing back missing species, expanding wild habitats, and supporting community-led rewilding. This campaign from Rewilding Britain and Scottish Rewilding Alliance aims to influence national policy and public support.

Discover local rewilding projects near you

15 minutes or less
£
Free

Get inspired by using Rewilding Britain’s interactive project map to see where rewilding is happening nearby. Discover who’s rewilding across Britain, from the coast of Cornwall right up to the Highlands of Scotland, and how they’re doing it.

Read a book about rewilding

A few hours
£
20 or less

Books can spark imagination and action. Whether you’re new to rewilding or deep into its debates, these titles explore how we reconnect people and ecosystems:

Read about Scotland’s rewilding vision

15 mins or less
£
free

Discover the Affric Highlands project by Trees for Life, the UK’s largest rewilding initiative. Spanning over 500,000 acres, it aims to restore native forests, peatlands, and wildlife across the Scottish Highlands—all led by local communities. It’s a bold vision for a wilder, more resilient future that puts people and nature at the heart of the landscape.

Launch a school or campus rewilding project

1+ weeks
£
fundable

Schools and campuses often have underused green spaces perfect for rewilding. Transforming a lawn into a pollinator patch or creating wildlife corridors not only boosts biodiversity but also builds collective ownership and ecological awareness. With more space and community involvement, these projects can have outsized impact. Resources from Rewild My Street make it easy to start.

Rewild your lawn

a few days
£
you decide

Lawns consume a lot of water and are essentially a monoculture. Let flowers take over, allow a patch to grow wild, add native plants, or create a mini pond to provide vital habitat for birds and amphibians. These practical guides from How to Rewild and Rewilding Britain will help you reimagine your garden as a thriving pocket of wild nature.

Donate to Trees for Life

5 min or less
£
You decide

Trees for Life is a rewilding charity working to restore the Caledonian Forest and its wildlife in the Scottish Highlands. Your donation supports native tree planting, red squirrel reintroduction, and long-term plans to reintroduce lynx—helping revive a lost ecosystem and protect biodiversity for future generations.

Organiza un evento climático juvenil

1+ semana
£
gratis

Organiza un evento de acción climática liderado por jóvenes. Si no ves ninguna acción climática cercana a la que unirte, ¡inicia la tuya! Organizar una acción colectiva es una forma empoderadora de generar un cambio significativo.

Organiza un Taller de Concientización Comunitaria

1+ semana
£
100+

Organiza un evento en tu comunidad en apoyo del trabajo de los defensores en primera línea de todo el mundo. Muchas organizaciones y colectivos de defensores en primera línea y pueblos indígenas, como Indigenous Climate Action (ICA), estarían encantados de colaborar en tu evento. Asegúrate de dar visibilidad a las voces e historias de los pueblos que deseas apoyar.

Crea espacios inclusivos para el activismo

1 h
£
Gratis

La crisis climática es un problema global enorme que no podemos resolver individualmente. Debemos colaborar y crear espacios inclusivos para el activismo, permitiendo que diversas habilidades e intereses sean aprovechados en el movimiento climático. Escucha este episodio del Yikes Podcast sobre el gatekeeping en el activismo y la creación de un cambio colectivo.

Asiste a un taller de artivismo

1 h
£

Artivism Network ofrece una excelente selección de talleres sobre cómo combinar la práctica artística con el activismo social y climático. Puedes elegir entre Artivista 101, Artivismo por la Justicia Climática, Herramientas para la Disrupción, ¡y muchos más!

Apóyense mutuamente en su activismo

£
Gratis

Apóyense durante su activismo climático. La ansiedad climática es una respuesta normal y común a la crisis climática. Es importante crear espacios seguros donde podamos compartir cómo nos sentimos y trabajar en ello juntos.

Apoya a Amazon Frontlines comprando su libro

5 min
£
20 o menos

Seremos Jaguares, de los cofundadores de Amazon Frontlines, Nemonte Nenquimo y Mitch Anderson, es una apasionada memoria sobre una infancia indígena, un choque de culturas y la lucha por salvar la selva amazónica. Al comprar el libro, puedes apoyar su organización y conectar con las historias de defensores en primera línea.

Apoya el caso de un defensor en primera línea

5 min
£
Tú decides

Frontline Defenders es una organización benéfica que brinda apoyo a defensores de derechos humanos en riesgo que promueven legítimamente una sociedad civil abierta y justa en todo el mundo. Al donar, puedes apoyar sus esfuerzos; el 100% de tu donación va directamente a otorgar subvenciones de protección de emergencia, brindar capacitación en seguridad digital y física, o movilizar apoyo internacional para defensores de derechos humanos en riesgo.

Ve la película 'The Territory'

£
10 o menos

The Territory es un documental inmersivo que sigue al pueblo indígena Uru-eu-wau-wau en su lucha contra la deforestación por parte de agricultores y colonos ilegales en la Amazonía brasileña. Proporciona una mirada única sobre la determinación de los defensores de la tierra, las motivaciones de quienes invaden su territorio y los graves peligros de proteger su hogar ancestral.

Lee esta guía sobre organización comunitaria

5 min
£
Gratis

Descubre el papel de la organización comunitaria en el movimiento climático y cómo los grupos locales pueden influir en el cambio sistémico. Esta guía de The Solutions Project ofrece un excelente desglose de qué es la organización comunitaria, por qué es efectiva y cómo puedes aplicarla a la crisis climática.

Lee el Informe de Defensores de Global Witness

5 min
£
Gratis

Global Witness tiene un resumen interactivo de su informe anual de Defensores. Léelo para conocer a individuos, comunidades y organizaciones que valientemente arriesgan su vida defendiendo los derechos humanos, sus tierras y nuestro medio ambiente. Al final del informe se incluyen sus recomendaciones para proteger mejor a los defensores ambientales.

Watch 'The Territory'

a few hours
£
10 or less

The Territory is an immersive documentary that follows the Indigenous Uru-eu-wau-wau people in their fight against deforestation by farmers and illegal settlers in the Brazilian Amazon. It provides a rare look into the determination of land defenders, the motivations of those encroaching on their territory, and the grave dangers involved in protecting their ancestral home.

Host a Community Awareness Workshop

1+ weeks
£
100+

Host an event within your community in support of the work of frontline defenders across the world. Many organisations and collectives of frontline defenders and indigenous peoples, such as Indigenous Climate Action (ICA) would be happy to collaborate on your event. Be sure to platform the voices and stories of the peoples you want to support.

Attend an artivism workshop

a few hours
£
free

Artivism Network have an amazing selection of workshops on how to combine artistic practice with social and climate justice activism. You can choose from Artivist 101, Climate Justice Artivism, Tools for Disruption and many more!

Support the case of a frontline defender

5 min
£
you decide

Frontline Defenders is a charity providing support to at-risk human rights defenders who legitimately promote open and just civil society throughout the world. By donating you can support their efforts, and 100% of your donation goes directly to providing emergency protection grants, providing training on digital and physical security, or mobilising international support for human rights defenders at risk.

Support Amazon Frontlines by buying their book

5 min
£
20 or less

We Will be Jaguars by Amazon Frontlines co-founders, Nemonte Nenquimo and Mitch Anderson, is an impassioned memoir about an indigenous childhood, a clash of cultures, and the fight to save the Amazon rainforest. By buying the book you can support their organisation as well as connect with the stories of frontline defenders.

Read this community organising guide

5 min or less
£
free

Learn about the role of community organising in the climate movement and how local groups can influence systemic change. This guide from The Solutions Project provides a great breakdown of what community organising is, why its effective and how you can apply it to the climate crisis.

Read the Global Witness Defenders Report

5 min or less
£
free

Global Witness have an interactive summary of their annual Defenders report. Read it to learn more about individuals, communities and organisations bravely taking a stand to defend human rights, their land, and our environment. The end of the report includes their recommendations to better protect environmental defenders.

Become a social entrepreneur

Ongoing
£
Variable

Start your own social enterprise dedicated to addressing environmental and social challenges or, if you already have a business, sign up for the Social Enterprise certification. You can also integrate the "triple bottom line" into your Articles of Association!

Make data speak louder

A few months
£
Variable

Advocate for more transparent data collection on your company’s impact, focusing on environmental and social metrics equally. Suggest the implementation of regular feedback mechanisms like surveys, suggestion boxes, or interviews to collect insights from often-forgotten stakeholders, e.g. communities in far-flung countries affected by your supply chain. Propose making data instantly accessible through dashboards that report progress in real-time. Promote the communication of all this data in actionable, easy-to-digest impact reports that can be shared.

Utilise Greenpeace's Open Workshop

A few days
£
Funding available

Greenpeace is opening up its workshop in Islington (London) to grassroots groups working on racial and social justice, as well as defending the environment. Use the workshop to design, plan, and build your campaigns and changemaking projects. Participants can also apply online for funding from Greenpeace's Movement Support Fund to support their projects!

Participate in community planning

Ongoing
£
Free / Up to you

Get involved in your local community and advocate for projects that promote social flourishing. We recommend you get started by looking at Transition Towns — an inspiring network committed to practical changemaking in towns all over the world!

Choose socially responsible investments

5+ hours
£
VARIABLE

Review your personal investment portfolio and pension plan to ensure that the ethos of the companies invested in aligns with your values. Consider placing your money into companies and pension providers that invest sustainably, avoiding damage to the earth and society.

Donate to the rights of climate refugees

5 minutes or less
£
Up to you

People vulnerable to climate change all over the world can be protected only if agreements ensuring their rights are in place — national or international protection for dignified resettlement, access to essential services, and recognition of climate-induced displacement as a humanitarian issue. By supporting the work of the Environmental Justice Foundation (UK) and Climate Refugees (USA), you contribute to global solidarity and justice for those displaced by climate change.

Support local economy initiatives

5 minutes or less
£
Up to you

Help support the vitality of your local economy by donating to projects that enhance community resilience in your area, or by becoming their customer. Consider contributing to efforts such as community gardens, farmers' markets, renewable energy cooperatives, or social enterprises.

• Community energy projects across the UK: map

• Social enterprises across the UK: directory

• Community gardens across the UK: map

• Local businesses across the UK: directory

Vote for political candidates committed to net zero

£
Free

Exercise your democratic right in the upcoming UK elections by voting for political candidates who have a credible plan for net zero. Look for candidates committed to both ambitious climate targets, and a just transition for all members of society.

Learn about investing in social value

30 minutes or less
£
Free

We've collated three resources exploring the role of financial investment as a catalyst for the just transition — the key ingredient needed to help pro-social ventures and good business practices reach the scale we need.

This podcast covers key topics such as inequality as a systemic risk, and the necessity of long-term thinking

This paper includes a number of inspiring case studies from organisations taking pro-social action both voluntarily and in response to new regulation

This guide explains how to use capital as a catalyst for a just transition, using real-life examples

Learn about Just Transition Principles

30 minutes or less
£
Free

Explore the "Just Transition Principles" by the Climate Justice Alliance. This guide outlines strategies for shifting from an extractive economy to a regenerative one, via community-led solutions, equitable resource distribution, and sustainable economic practices.

Dive deeper into environmental justice

30 minutes or less
£
Free

Explore Greenpeace's platform on environmental justice, which covers key ideas such as the just transition, community empowerment, loss and damage, and sacrifice zones. Learn about the intersection of racism and the environmental crisis and discover the vital voices fighting for justice in this space.

Spend time in nature

< 15 min
£
free

Time outdoors builds connection with nature that reminds us of what we have to lose, and what we stand to gain from building a more just, green, and sustainable future. Spend time in your local nature and reflect on your relationship with it.

Attend Slow Factory’s Open Education events

a few hours
£
1-10

Attend the Open Education events on the Slow Factory. The Slow Factory mission is to redesign socially and environmentally harmful systems through educational programming, regenerative design, and materials innovation. The events cover a wide range of topics, including regenerative economics, fashion and beauty politics, and collective healing.

Advocate for intergenerational policies

a few hours
£
free

Advocate for policies that create better living conditions for current and future generations. If you’re interested in governance and policymaking then you can submit to the World Future Council Future Policy Award. The award celebrates successful forward-thinking policies and has links to IGO's such as UN agencies and the OECD, so the potential for real-world adoption is high.

Imagine the future

1 day
£
free

Imagine the future by using this guide created by Greenpeace. Movements often focus on what current harmful systems need to be dismantled; the other side of the coin is thinking about what should be built in its place. The guide has five lessons on how you can imagine and then create a future worth fighting for.

Join the From What If to What Next community

< 5 min
£
1-10

Join and become a member of Rob Hopkin’s Patreon community to have access to all episodes of the podcast ‘From What if to What Next’ and ‘the Ministry of the Imagination’. These podcasts help build a shared imagination of what is possible, and then ground ideas in practical steps guided by experts. The topics are shaped by listener questions and you can also take part in Q&A events.

Watch a video on biomimicry

< 15 min
£
free

Watch this video on why “Biomimicry is More Than Good Design” by Our Changing Climate. It argues for the power of looking to nature for inspiration when thinking about our problems. Whether that is in design, politics, or in our relationships

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