Charlene, Climate Reality Leader trained in Minneapolis in 2019, is a Water Walker from Saukiing Anishinaabekiing in Canada. Charlene's teachings and commitment to protect the water as the giver of life, and to protect our planet for all generations has been an inspiration for many. Charlene’s community is facing a water crisis, one that is making clean drinking water hard to come by and forcing many to abandon long-held traditions, like ice fishing. She walked for four years with other women, other men, carrying the eagle staff and copper pot for around 6,000 kilometers to create an awareness about the water.

To learn more about Charlene's journey: https://www.climaterealityproject.org/blog/climate-stories-water-precious-resource

Clémence Roy-Darisse is an emerging artist in love with words. First trained to play them, (Theater School of Cégep de Saint-Hyacinthe, Danielle Fichaud, Bachelor of Theater at the University of Ottawa) she took part in several productions: Testament (Vickie Gendreau), Antioche (Sarah Berthiaume), Agatha (Marguerite Duras) then tackled directing before discovering a passion for creating original works. She first wrote spoken words (Mange moi; I have 1200 imaginary friends), then plays (Overbrook the musical; Racines; Profil, Laurence). Clémence is now pursuing her career as an actress, comedian and director, in addition to co-directing the theatrical poetry collective Les Frivoles with Emmanuelle Gingras. She is currently starting her master's degree in ecological theatre. Eco-concerned, Clémence seeks to combine her passion for social justice and the environment through the substance and form of her works.

From the Canadian melting pot of cultures and flavours that we know as Montreal, an artist by the name of Spaceman Dela emerges. Growing up in a family of musicians, Dela has been surrounded by the impactful sounds of various genres and influences from a young age. Recognizing his unique abilities to write and compose lyrics, weave together melodies, and dive deep into a wide array of rhythms and soundscapes, Spaceman put the pen to the pad and started creating. Bridging the gap between an old school, soulful feel and a new age approach and creative outlook, this rising star’s vibrant presence and strong lyrical core are hard to miss. Providing what some would call “cosmic poetry for the soul" and portraying his most human emotions and otherworldly curiosities in every piece of music, Spaceman Dela has set out to break the mould and bring something fresh to the table with every release. With an emphasis placed on substantial content matter and high quality production, this new act is sure to stand out and get new listeners hooked.

Hayley Sales is an American-Canadian singer-songwriter, actress and trained Climate Reality Leader. Sales' debut album Sunseed was released on June 19, 2007; songs "Keep Drivin" and "What You Want" reached #11 on the Japan Hot 100 and #45 on the Canadian Hot 100, respectively. Her second album, When the Bird Became a Book, was released on June 21, 2010, and includes duets with musicians G. Love and Donavon Frankenreiter. Sales has been a major advocate of oceanic preservation since the beginning of her career. While living in Florida, Sales performed numerous concerts to benefit The Sea Turtle Preservation. Most recently Sales contributed to the Surfrider Foundation by collaborating with O'Neill Surf Company to create a charity T-shirt, all proceeds going towards oceanic preservation. In 2010, the song "Not In His Garden," featuring Donavon Frankenreiter, was featured on David Suzuki's "Playlist For the Planet. Additional charity work includes partaking in a documentary for the W Network (CAN), "Making Waves." The film followed her across the country as she interviewed locals who had started non-profits in their cities/towns. During this experience, Sales wrote and released the song "Lullaby (Change The World)," all proceeds going towards the Canadian-based charity, ChildHaven. While in Los Angeles, Sales is very active with the non-profit, Musicians On Call, a volunteer based program that brings music to children in hospitals. She has also performed several times in Cocoa Beach at the Slater Brothers (Kelly Slater-World Winning Surfer) Invitational, a benefit to raise awareness of skin cancer.