Our "As You See, As You Hear" initiative puts cameras in the hands of community members, allowing them to document their experiences with climate change. These authentic, first-hand accounts serve as powerful tools for

Through our innovative "Chevittorma" program, we use traditional art forms to convey complex climate concepts and inspire action. Local women are trained in storytelling and performance techniques, creating powerful, culturally relevant narratives about climate

Our participatory mapping program enables local communities to document their environment, resources, and vulnerabilities. This process not only generates valuable data but also empowers residents to take ownership of their local challenges and solutions.