The Agam Agenda has run several evolving, intertwined initiatives over the last few years. We’re taking a moment to celebrate our many-tentacled work that connected people across borders for creative climate action.…
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By Carissa Pobre / Creative inquiry attends to the fractures that technical solutions cannot repair or tend to. In the midst of collective crises, fostering creativity is essential to imagining systemic alternatives that revitalize our world.…
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By Aina Eriksson / Often leveraged as communication tools, the arts provide highly valuable, yet often overlooked, contributions to climate action.…
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Harvest Moon makes a case for arts in climate action at the Philippine Book Fair in Baguio.…
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By Padmapani L. Perez / The youth of the island town of Guiuan, Samar teach us about hope and resilience through creativity during Klima Eskwela (‘Climate School’).…
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By Aina Eriksson and María Faciolince / With climate action marked as a priority in international policy, the role of culture is almost nowhere to be found at COP27.…
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In the face of the climate crisis we search for ways to mend a collapsing world. Opening up conversations to include our personal experiences of changing landscapes, and how this impacts our bodies and communities, can enrich how we move forward.…
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By Padmapani L. Perez and Carissa Pobre / Science and policy dominate the arenas of decision-making on climate change. They are essential but also insufficient, especially if we aim to restore a sense of collective public agency – something so sorely lacking…
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Is it time you join the global poetry rebellion? Most likely. It asks of you only one question, the penultimate inquiry: in the face of the climate crisis, when taking action is the only real option left, when, exactly, is now?…
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By Renato Redentor Constantino / Harvest Moon is an anthology of loves and lives, of stories that thrive where borders and edges meet . . . We must resist. And we will win. But first, we must write.…
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