ClimateStories 
from around the World

About us

As our planet faces the escalating challenges of climate change, the stories of those on the frontlines become increasingly invaluable.

Indigenous communities, with their deep connections to land and nature, are uniquely impacted by the shifts in our global climate.

ClimateStories provides a pivotal platform, elevating the voices of indigenous individuals who are not merely passive witnesses but active participants in battling these environmental changes.

By intertwining local customs, beliefs, and a rich tradition of resilience and innovation, ClimateStories offers a lens on how indigenous communities harness the power of storytelling to articulate their experiences and innovations in the face of climate adversity.

ClimateStories is a digital avenue for fostering understanding, inspiring action, and driving home the urgent need for a more inclusive climate conversation that amplifies the voices of those most affected.

Join us as we delve into ClimateStories, a testament to the power of local narratives shaping the global dialogue on climate change.

Nigeria

WATER - A poem by Deborah George.

Nigeria

Ruth Bassey Okim, Founder of Let's Speak Africa.

Meet Ruth, the Founder of Let's Speak Africa, who shares with us her vision for a better future and explains the importance of nature and the environment to all of us.

(ClimateStory by Let's Speak Africa.)

Various countries

Teenagers talk to Let's Speak Africa.

Teenagers and young citizens explain to Let's Speak Africa what Climate Change means to then - in their own native language.

(ClimateStory by Let's Speak Africa.)

Nigeria

Pupils from Almatoria International School, Enugu

Pupils from Almatoria International School in Enugu explain what Climate Change means and how it impacts them.

(ClimateStory by Let's Speak Africa.)

Nigeria

Ruth Bassey Okim,
Founder of Let's Speak Africa.

"Climate Change is the voice of the Mother Earth, protesting!"

(ClimateStory by Let's Speak Africa.)

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Robert Smith

I am impressed with ClimateTales for their focus on amplifying the voices of indigenous communities and their experiences with climate change.

Angelina Jones

I really appreciate ClimateTales' focus on empowering indigenous communities and giving them a platform to share their experiences with climate change. It's important to prioritize their voices and cultural sensitivity.

Adam Brown

I am amazed by ClimateTales' dedication to amplifying the voices of indigenous communities and their experiences with climate change. They prioritize cultural sensitivity and respect, ensuring that stories are shared in a way that honors their cultures. With a diverse network of indigenous storytellers, ClimateTales offers a comprehensive perspective on the impacts of climate change.

ClimateStories is a platform dedicated to sharing indigenous stories of climate change, raising awareness about the impacts on indigenous communities, and advocating for their inclusion in climate action, globally.

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