Alongside JB’s free regular events programme for the sector, discover select events, funding opportunities, commissions, and open calls from within the creative climate community. Here’s a selection to kick start your creative climate action this January.
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RESOURCE: The GreenCCIrcle HUB is now live. A new online platform for cultural and creative professionals across Europe, offering practical tools, case studies and resources for sustainability in the Cultural and Creative Industries. The HUB supports greener decision-making, skills development and knowledge sharing across sectors.
TRAINING: How to develop a Decarbonisation Plan for a Heritage Building. Arts Council England, in partnership with Historic England, has launched a new series of beginner-friendly webinars to support heritage buildings and accelerate sector-wide decarbonisation. The sessions walk through the main steps in developing a Decarbonisation Plan and are particularly useful for cultural organisations working with historic sites. The webinars support the suite of guidance and resources developed through the Arts Council England and Historic England partnership, helping cultural and heritage organisations decarbonise their buildings.
- Appraising options and developing a Decarbonisation Pathway – 16 April, 14:00–15:00
EVENT: Climate in Culture: Bring Action & Justice to Your Art. Join JB for a session at Somerset House on Friday 17 April (20:15–21:15) exploring how artists and cultural workers can take action on the climate, nature and justice crises at any stage of their career. Led by JB’s Climate Change and Sustainability Specialist Tenaya King, the session will cover practical approaches to sustainable materials, advocacy, collaboration and ethical sponsorship, and how creativity can help build a just and regenerative future.
RESOURCE: New UK-wide partnership to support community-led climate action. A seven-year Climate Action Fund Learning and Support Partnership, commissioned by The National Lottery Community Fund, will connect over 130 grassroots projects across the UK. Led by Arup with partners including Innovation Unit, Creature & Co. and University of Leeds, it will offer shared learning, collaboration and communications support to strengthen community-led climate action and amplify impact nationwide.
Header image credit: Shadowchaser for Fine Acts
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