Storytelling doesn’t just describe the world around us - it actively shapes it. The stories we create, the stories we share, and the stories we discover are what form our cultures, shape our relationships, and ultimately, guide our actions.
A key part of storytelling is the role of narration: who gets to tell the story? Who gets to tell their own story? EcoResolution aims to bring you not only diverse stories, but diverse story-tellers.
That’s why we are committed to platforming the visionaries, community leaders, educators, activists, organisations, and storytellers helping to unleash our collective imagination and demonstrating the resilience, capability, and beauty of life, livelihoods, and social movements in all their forms.
These case-studies, testimonials, trailblazers and tales from across our planet seek to inspire, educate, and ignite imagination.
On the Road to COP, we look at the road to COP27 against a backdrop of rising urgency and optimism. In conversation with those on the frontline of the climate justice movement, we will be exploring the roadblocks to advancing climate justice, what is at stake, who is stepping up, and how everyone can join our journey towards a better future.
Here in our sixth installment, we speak with Eric Njuguna about participation, representation and the roadblocks ahead of COP27.
On the Road to COP, we look at the road to COP27 against a backdrop of rising urgency and optimism. In conversation with those on the frontline of the climate justice movement, we will be exploring the roadblocks to advancing climate justice, what is at stake, who is stepping up, and how everyone can join our journey towards a better future.
Here in our fifth instalment, we speak with Naomi Flores about inclusivity, diversity, and the roadblocks ahead of COP27
On the Road to COP, we look at the run up to COP27 against a backdrop of rising urgency and optimism. In conversation with those on the frontline of the climate justice movement, we will be exploring the roadblocks to advancing climate justice, what is at stake, who is stepping up, and how everyone can join our journey towards a better future.
Here in our fourth instalment, we speak with Jefferson Estela about loss and damage, and the Philippines response to the climate crisis.
On the Road to COP, we look at the road to COP27 against a backdrop of rising urgency and optimism. In conversation with those on the frontline of the climate justice movement, we will be exploring the roadblocks to advancing climate justice, what is at stake, who is stepping up, and how everyone can join our journey towards a better future.
Here in our third instalment, we speak with Ati Gunnawi Viviam Misslin Villafaña Izquierdo about inclusivity, diversity, and the roadblocks ahead of COP27
On the Road to COP, we look at the road to COP27 against a backdrop of rising urgency and optimism. In conversation with those on the frontline of the climate justice movement, we will be exploring the roadblocks to advancing climate justice, what is at stake, who is stepping up, and how everyone can join our journey towards a better future.
Here in our second instalment, we speak with Melissa Cáceres about inclusivity and diversity within climate discussion.
Artists and Writers in 28 Countries Come Together to Respond to the Climate Emergency with the World Weather Network.
On the Road to COP, we look at the road to COP27 against a backdrop of rising urgency and optimism. In conversation with those on the frontline of the climate justice movement, we will be exploring the roadblocks to advancing climate justice, what is at stake, who is stepping up, and how everyone can join our journey towards a better future. Here in our first instalment, we speak with Elijah McKenzie-Jackson and Jerome Foster II about inclusivity and diversity within climate discussion.
Indigenous and traditional communities across Africa are taking matters into their own hands, reviving their lands, waters and Earth-centred cultures in the midst of the climate crisis.
Here, three storytellers from Uganda, Zimbabwe and Kenya share how Indigenous communities are reviving culture and restoring nature where they are.
A quiet revolution is underway. And it’s sprouting where you might least expect it. In old baths and window boxes. In reclaimed parking lots and allotment plots. This is an urban seed revolution…
Watch the short film ‘A Quiet Revolution’ from The Gaia Foundation
Created by Outspoken Narrative and Green Teenz RVA, this short documentary film discusses environmental racism in the context of Richmond, Virginia, U.S.A.
Speaking with community advocates, Jovanni and Brianne, this film looks at how environmental racism is impacting people on a daily basis, some of the underlying causes, and what Richmond’s Sustainability Office (and individuals) can do to help.
If the transition to renewable energy is not a just transition, then it’s no transition at all but rather a continuation of exploitative systems.
In this film shared via InsightShare, we witness how green energy projects are threatening the livelihoods of communities on the shores of Lake Turkana, as local communities are being dispossessed of their land due to the expanding wind farm.
