Advocacy
The climate crisis is the greatest test of our time - presenting profound challenges to our cultural, economic and political lives - and culture and the arts represents one of the greatest untapped sources of creativity, wisdom, insight, and opportunity for mitigating and responding to its impacts.
We are actively involved in a number of areas of advocacy including campaigns for change targeting key decision-makers and responding to government inquiries or calls for comment.
Federal Government
Creative Climate campaigns to:
Leverage the transformative power of culture and the arts
Invest in Indigenous cultural practices
Integrate culture and the arts into climate action policy
Support the decarbonisation of the cultural and arts sectors
Musicians advocating for a safe climate
Ahead of the most recent federal election, Green Music Australia supported over 1000 musicians calling for bold climate action through the NO MUSIC ON A DEAD PLANET campaign.
To keep up to date with upcoming opportunities, join the Green Music Australia newsletter and you’ll join thousands of other Australian music fans who are committed to driving urgent climate action forward.
When you sign up, you can:
Stay up-to-date with the latest news on music + climate in Australlia
Be part of collective action as we continue to advocate for a greener future
Become part of our volunteer team at events across the country
Research
Creative Climate invests in experimentation and research practice to develop the adaptive, regenerative and improvisational capacities we need as the climate crisis deepens.
Bundanon Residency
Creative Climate and invited guests will be in residence at Bundanon in October – sharing practice and developing plans for future research and programs.
Supported by British Council