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| Daring To Dream - Are We Ready To Build Our Future
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| With Melissa Rowley (Dir. Comms, REVERB), Lydia Pilcher (Storytelling Arts Educator, Columbia Climate School), Lily Joy Winder (Indigenous Advocate), Ranjani Prabhakar (Dir. Healthy Communities, Earth Justice).
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| Pier 57, 25 11th Ave |
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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
The session begins with a live performance by Grammy-nominated violinist Curtis Stewart & double-bassist Louis Levitt, & Indigenous Advocate & poet for liberation, Somah Haaland, followed by a dynamic panel exploring urgent, creative strategies to respond to climate & social crises.
In these opening remarks, we set the tone for a bold & forward-thinking conversation about the future. Daring to Dream: Are We Ready to Build Our Future? invites us to reflect on where we stand today-socially, environmentally, & morally-and challenges us to consider whether we are prepared to shape the world we envision. This introduction explores the power of imagination as a catalyst for change, the responsibility that comes with innovation, & the urgency of collective action. It asks not just what kind of future we want, but what kind of future we are willing to build-and whether we have the courage, clarity, & collaboration to begin now.
Facilitator: Tara DePorte, Founder & Executive Director, Human Impacts Institute
With Special Guests:
Melissa Jun Rowley, Communications Director, REVERB & Advisor, Creatives for Climate
Lydia Pilcher, Emmy winning, Academy Award nominated Producer, & Storytelling Arts educator, Columbia Climate School
Lily Joy Winder, Indigenous Advocate
Ranjani Prabhakar, Legislative Director, Healthy Communities, Earth Justice
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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