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(Sep 21 - Sep 28)

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Creative Communication Strategies For Systemic Change

With Neelambaree Prasad (Founder, ClimArts), Jahtiek Long (Founder, The Shaolin Art Party), Bora Chang (Dir. Sustainability, NRDC), Eva Blackhawk (Decolonizing Wealth Project).

	Pier 57, 25 11th Ave
	Sep 25 (Thu) , 2025 @ 01:45 PM
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Explore how creative communication drives long-term change through trust, equity, & systems thinking.

Registration is FREE & open to all. Priority will be given to those active in climate work from most impacted communities.

Join the Human Impacts Institute for a powerful session at the Creative Climate Forum: Fast Responses, Slow Revolutions - Climate Week NYC Edition. Explore the FREE, daylong Forum: humanimpactsinstitute.org/creativeclimateforum2025

This panel explores how creative communication strategies can support long-term societal change by fostering cross-sector trust, building lasting partnerships, & applying systems thinking. Panelists will share insights on developing community-driven solutions & sustainable campaigns that prioritize care, equity, & collective impact. The session aims to spark coalition-building & equip participants with strategies for systemic, long-term transformation. Enjoy a live performance by Jahtiek Long & inspiring conversation.

Moderated by Hari Sreenivasan, Emmy-winning reporter with The WNET Group & special guests:

Bora Chang, Director, Sustainability & Community Impact Communications, Natural Resources Defense Council
Neelambaree Prasad, Founder, ClimArts
Eva Brander Blackhawk, Program Associate, Decolonizing Wealth Project
Jahtiek Long, Co-Founder of The Shaolin Art Party & interdisciplinary artist
This event is hosted by the Human Impacts Institute & made possible thanks to the support of our incredible partners:

The WNET Group (Media Partner), ALL ARTS (Media Partner), Creatives For Climate (Media Partner), Serica Initiative, DearTomorrow, Kinship, ClimArts, Climate Imaginarium, Climate Cafe NYC, REVERB, NRDC, EarthJustice, Global Rise: Stories for the Future, Decolonizing Wealth Project, & New York Lawyers for the Public Interest.

Thanks to funding for this program from the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation Environmental Justice Grants program & the UMI Fund.

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