Speakers: Cecilia Mañosa Nyblon – Dr Sally Flint – Prof Ian Fussell – Prof Peter Stott – Fatma Sabet

Building on the legacies of Climate Stories (NERC funded), One Chance Left for COP26 and We Still Have a Chance for COP27, our stories co-created by scientists, academics, health professionals, activists, writers, and artists invite audiences to engage and explore how we can use the power of storytelling to generate new climate stories connecting facts, findings, and feelings to imagine new possibilities for a liveable future. In doing so, stories become a vehicle to humanise our climate and ecological crises and act as a driver for positive change to forge a sustainable, healthier, and socially just world. The stories have been translated into different languages and brought to life through the arts including theatrical performances, large-scale murals, music, recordings, poetry trails, live storytelling events, artwork created by children and artists, and digital visualisations. As such art may be seen as “…a process of opening up imaginative spaces where audiences can move more freely and reconsider the role of humans as responsible beings with personal agency and stakes in a changing world’’ (Galafassi et al., 2018).

We Still Have a Chance has already reached over 28 million people engaging policy makers, ministers, educators, experts, children and youth and non-traditional audiences and plans are underway for an ambitious COP28 project.

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