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  • Mural Painting Activity in Marikina. © Basilio H. Sepe / Greenpeace
    Community

    Who is the big bad wolf?

    There is an old story, one that many cultures have told (although not all) and which, arguably, the West has adopted as central. The story of a human protagonist, ultimately…

    Louise Denysschen
  • Community

    Stories and Art Draw Attention to the Colonial Roots of the Fossil Fuel Industry

    An exhibition titled “People Powered Movement vs Shell” uses storytelling tools to uncover the colonial legacy of the Dutch fossil fuel giant. We talked to one of the artists, Chihiro Geuzebroek, about how art and stories can drive engagement for a campaign.

    Mădălina Preda
  • Community

    Lessons from Brazil: People are at the Center of the Story

    A conversation with Luana Lila of Greenpeace Brazil about storytelling in restricted spaces and why stories are crucial for achieving campaign goals.

    Mădălina Preda
  • Nature

    A Story from Botswana: Preserving Traditional Joys Amid Climate Uncertainty

    For Cynthia Mothelesi, surviving meant starting a tourism business model that would withstand the effects of climate change while contributing less to global warming and avoiding activities that threaten environmental conservation.

    Sharon Tshipa
  • Energy

    The Art of Change

    I recently found myself contemplating a rather overwhelming question about change. How exactly does it happen. I’d been given the opportunity by Greenpeace South Africa and the Climate Justice Programme…

    Yewande Omotoso