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People-powered climate action starts here
Our mission is to build and connect networks of empowered individuals in communities across Canada by equipping them with the tools and knowledge to bring about new behaviours and policies that lead to a low-carbon, resilient, and just future.
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Participate in our community townhall on June 11, 2026!
On October 28, 2026, Winnipeg will be voting in our next mayor and city council.
We're inviting all Winnipeggers to participate in building a climate and environment policy agenda that clearly communicates what we want from our next city council when it comes to climate and environmental action.
Submit a photo, complete our survey, and join in the townhall discussion on June 11!
JOIN THE GREEN INK BOOK CLUB FOR THEIR NEXT READ
In this powerful collection of 12 award-winning climate fiction stories, climate futures feel intimate and lived-in — a beekeeper building a flood warning system, a family holding onto culture as everything else shifts, a survivor remaking life in the wake of an oceanic rupture. Curated by Grist, this collection leans into something we don’t see enough of in climate storytelling: futures where people are still creating and still finding ways forward.
Join us for the first discussion on May 18 (6:30–8:00 PM ET)!
DOWNLOAD THE DISINFORMATION DETECTIVES! TOOLKIT
Our new Disinformation Detectives! Workshop-in-a-Box is now available for download! This fully packaged, customizable workshop helps participants identify and counter the climate disinformation campaigns that delay action and protect fossil fuel interests.
The kit gives you everything you need to host an interactive session anywhere: in classrooms, libraries, community events, online spaces, and more. You’ll guide participants as they follow clues, decode real case studies, and uncover the narratives that fuel climate delay.
Download it by selecting Disinformation Detectives! in the resource menu in the link below!
EVENTS
LEARN ABOUT CLIMATE-FOCUSED DEMOCRATIC INNOVATION
Our new report, Advancing Climate Action through Participatory Democracy: Innovative Approaches for Public Engagement at the Local Level, explores how municipalities are using innovative approaches to bring residents into the policy process. Co-developed with Simon Fraser University’s CERi, this report is a valuable resource for municipal leaders, civil society groups and advocates working to strengthen democratic participation at the local level.
Change starts in our communities. Discover powerful stories of local advocates driving climate action, social justice, and sustainability from the ground up. Be inspired—one story at a time.
