Together for our planet: find out how you can change the world
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The Climate Connection at COP26
Discover the initiatives that have been implemented around the world
The Climate Connection
The Climate Connection brings people around the world together to meet the challenges of climate change. Through arts and culture, education and the English language, it is about ideas, innovation and real change.
This campaign in support of COP26 is implementing actions to bring communities together and invite them to address the challenges of climate change. Discover the initiatives that have been implemented around the world by clicking here.
Global Youth Letter on Climate Action
Find here the methodology used to build the letter, the countries involved and the highlights of the final report.
About The Climate Connection
Building global climate co-operation through arts and culture, education and the English language
Fashion Open Studio: Making Fashion More Sustainable!
A series of studio events and workshops with nine international designers in response to the themes of the United Nations Climate Change Conference COP26.
Simplifying climate change science!
Audiences from all over the world tuned in and voted in the FameLab Climate Change Communicators Online Final on Tuesday 28 September 2021. Meet the winners.
LearnEnglish: Greta Thunberg and George Monbiot on the climate crisis
'You can be part of this.' Learn about climate solutions and improve your English skills.
How carbon capture can help tackle climate change
FameLab International 2020 global winner Sauradeep Majumdar explains.
How to save the planet: with Dr Jane Goodall DBE, Tara Shine and Anna Kernahan
Watch their conversation about the issues facing the planet. Find out what we can do to meet the challenges of climate change.
A better world: Creative Commissions for the climate
Creative teams from around the world get commissions to explore climate change through art, science and digital technology.
Hacking the Climate Crisis: The future is indigenous
In the context of COP26, The British Council in Mexico implemented “Hackear la crisis climática: el futuro es indígena” (Hacking the climate crisis: the future is indigenous), a two-month transmedia laboratory for indigenous leaders or people working with indigenous communities from across Mexico that are facing climate change challenges.
Climate Connection Funds: community narratives and climate justice
Through these funds, the British Council in Mexico granted economic support to feature-length documentaries that address issues of climate and social justice.
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