Co-Climate develops long-term creative programs that connect communities, policymakers, and cultural institutions around climate justice, gender equality, and participatory storytelling.

 

Our programs combine research, media production, and collaborative workshops to create meaningful social and environmental impact.

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Eco-Lens Film Labs

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Participatory film workshops designed for women and underrepresented communities. Through co-created short films and multimedia projects, participants explore the intersections of climate change, social life, and cultural identity. The labs empower participants to share their own stories while fostering community dialogue and creative skills.

Key outcomes:

• Community-driven short films

• Public screenings and interactive learning spaces

• Capacity-building in storytelling and media production

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Women Shaping Climate Policy

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A video interview series highlighting women leaders working in climate policy across Europe. The project captures both professional expertise and personal journeys, revealing the human stories behind climate decisions and policy-making processes.

Key outcomes:

• Video interviews for online publication and educational use

• Bridging local lived experience with policy spaces

• Visibility and recognition for women in climate leadership

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Letters Across the Climate

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An ongoing international correspondence project between Europe and Ghana, developed into documentary storytelling. Through personal letters, reflections, and shared narratives, the project explores climate change as a social, emotional, and relational phenomenon.

Key outcomes:

• Documentary content for festivals and public engagement

• Cross-cultural climate storytelling

• Highlighting personal experiences within global climate contexts