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We've always known that stories shape the way we see the world. It's the very foundation that Climatopia is built on. But there is a dimension of storytelling we haven't yet explored: one that sits at the heart of how our economies are organised, how resources are allocated, and ultimately, how the living world is treated. That dimension is narrative economics. The term was formalised by Nobel laureate Robert Shiller, who argued that the stories circulating in a society drive

Join poet Yvonne Reddick for a generative poetry workshop exploring wildfire, wildlife, and climate justice through powerful poetic voices.

Date: 6th January, 2025 Time: 9:30 am to 11am UK time Venue: Zoom/Google meet (online) Theme: Ecopoetry and Activism Book your FREE...

20th-century ecology thinker Aldo Leopold wrote in his novel A Sand County Almanac, “We abuse land because we regard it as a commodity belonging to us. When we see land as a community to which we belong, we may begin to use it with love and respect.” If we want to effect this kind of transformation and tell a story that establishes nature as a community to which we belong, a family of which we are a mere part, I believe that the change has to begin with the language we use. T

Storie are powerful. They shape mindsets and influence human actions. For years now, we have been telling each other a story that views...

The Climatopia Project is organising an online eco-poetry workshop on 22nd July, 2023. The workshop will be facilitated by writer and...