It was a homecoming of sorts for TIMBY in October. Over four sunny days in Nairobi's national park, our team's lead technologists, advisory board, project management and Kenyan users came together for the first time in years thanks to funding from Invoking the Pause.

I know it sounds strange that some of our team - having worked together for years - had never met in person (or hadn't met for years). The developers, especially, rarely have the opportunity to have face-to-face conversation with our users (since our users are distributed in countries around the world). But this type of thing is becoming increasingly common in the world of distributed teams. » Read More

On the eve of the Global Climate Action Summit, environmental advocates, youth, local community leaders and Indigenous people from around the world converged at Crissy Field, under the iconic Golden Gate bridge in San Francisco. Together, participants created a large-scale aerial art image as they were immersed into an avant-garde musical journey.

The experience was meant to convey that honoring Indigenous Rights by Standing for Climate Justice is key to a truly 100% Renewable Energy Future.

Film by Teena Pugliese. View here.

Produced by Dancing Without Borders & Spectral Q

Aerial Art by John Quigley of Spectral Q

Image inspired by illustration of Jhon Cortés

Choreography by Magalie Bonneau

Creative Direction by Magalie Bonneau & John Quigley

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For five years, the Artists & Climate Change blog (A&CC), an initiative of The Arctic Cycle, has been publishing essays, interviews, and editorials, contributing to an international artist network and promoting the inclusion of the arts in the global climate change conversation. We feature visual and performing artists, including painters, musicians, theatremakers and dancers, and artists from other disciplines who are committed to engaging with climate change in their work. We deeply believe that what artists have to say about climate change will shape our values and behaviors for years to come. For that reason, we are committed to supporting them and giving them the visibility they need to create significant impact. » Read More

ITP Grant Partner DreamRider Productions give us their latest Mission Report.  Read here.

New 2018 Grant Partner Anthony Myint's restaurant, The Perennial, featured in San Francisco Chronicle highlighting it's low carbon foodprint menu. 
Read article here.

ITP Grant Partner Dancing Earth shares with us their latest news and announcement.  Read here.

Updates from 2018 Grant Partner TIMBY!  Read here.