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No Planet B is a digital platform dedicated to raising awareness about the climate emergency and ecological crisis through a combination of visual art, documentary storytelling, and activism. The site curates a range of projects that document the impacts of environmental degradation, climate change, and extractive industries on communities around the world. It emphasizes the interconnectedness of ecological destruction and social justice issues by providing narratives from frontline communities and marginalized groups affected by environmental policies and industrial practices. The platform functions as a resource hub that brings together interdisciplinary approaches, including photography, video, and sound, to convey the urgency of the planetary crisis. It features work by artists, filmmakers, and researchers who engage with themes of resistance, land rights, and sustainability. By situating individual stories within larger systemic issues, the site facilitates a deeper understanding of the complexities driving environmental harm and the grassroots movements seeking transformative change.
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In September 2021 a group of ordinary people set off on an extraordinary odyssey: walking 500 miles along the UK, reaching Glasgow exactly as delegates and world leaders arrive in the city for the UN Climate Change Conference.
At this time of unique peril for our planet and all its inhabitants we deeply connected with and listened to the land we travelled through, the species we encountered on the way and the communities we met living along the route. Our walk was a uniquely hopeful, creative and reverential kind of activism.
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Hosted by: Kriya Arts & No Planet B Initiative
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