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Welcome to JB’s library of tools, guides, research and creative responses. Whether you’re just getting started or scaling up your impact, this is where you’ll find everything you need to turn climate ambition into action.
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From environmental reports and case studies to policy briefings and training guides, every resource in this directory is here to support creative climate action. Use the filters to browse resources by sector, topic and format, and easily find what’s useful for you.
New Responsible Merch Guide Launched
Julie’s Bicycle has collaborated with Green Music Australia, REVERB and The CSO Shop on the launch of a new Responsible Merch Guide, helping the music industry reduce the environmental and social impacts of merchandise and physical music production.
Read moreSavoy Cinemas: Lighting the Way to a Sustainable Screen Future
Savoy Cinemas is a proudly independent UK cinema chain with eight cinemas, both historic and modern venues. With a strong community presence in towns across the UK and a heritage stretching back to the 1930’s, Savoy offers a unique mix of charm and technology. Its portfolio includes iconic sites such as the pre-war Nottingham cinema as well as newer venues like the recently opened Gainsborough site.
Read moreArte Pelo Clima (Art for Climate) Film
In the lead up to COP30 in Belém, Julie’s Bicycle collaborated with People’s Palace Projects on Arte Pelo Clima (Art for Climate), an initiative inviting artists from across Brazil to create new works in response to the climate challenges facing their territories.
Read moreIMPALA: Third Annual Carbon Calculator Report
IMPALA has released its third annual carbon calculator report, giving an overview of the independent sector’s carbon footprint and providing an update on the important developments made to the tool in 2025.
Read moreShow Must Go On Report (Edition 3)
Vision for Sustainable Events and Julie’s Bicycle published the third edition of the Show Must Go On (SMGO) report, which presents current practices and impacts, coupled with impact benchmarks and a Climate Transition Plan 2030 for the Live Outdoor Events Sector.
Read moreReflections: Imagining New Touring Practices
How can international touring become more sustainable? ITER4 Changemaker Gulli Sekse reflects on regenerative touring models, ecological thinking and new approaches to environmental responsibility in the performing arts.
Read moreLuoto x Julie’s Bicycle: Culture, Climate and Justice Webinar Series
JB delivered a three-part webinar series exploring the role of culture in responding to the climate crisis, with a focus on adaptation, resilience, and climate justice. The series brings together JB team members to share practical frameworks, policy insights and community-led approaches that support more resilient, regenerative and equitable futures.
Read moreArts Council England Environmental Report 2024/2025
Arts Council England (ACE) publishes its Environmental Annual Report 2024-2025, a publication which presents National Portfolio Organisations (NPO) environmental data and narratives for the period of 1 April 2024 – 31 March 2025.Â
Read moreAndrea Ku x Rule of Threes
Andrea Ku is an artist and landscape architect who developed the Nature Library during her CCA project in collaboration with Rule of Threes.
Read moreUnfolding Theatre: Building Sustainability Through Creativity and Community
Unfolding Theatre has gradually evolved a deeply rooted approach to design and environmental sustainability. From the start, the company has been committed to making every material count. In recent years, this commitment has deepened into a more strategic, creative practice.
Read moreThackray Museum of Medicine: Embedding Environmental Responsibility with a Risk Register
Thackray Museum of Medicine have established an environmental risk register as a crucial tool to help them manage their approach to sustainability. Based in a 165 year old, grade 2 listed building, the museum faces a number of challenges to tackle their environmental impacts and achieve a resilient strategy.
Read moreSunderland Culture: Connecting Communities with Nature
Sunderland Culture brings together some of Sunderland’s leading cultural venues. They deliver the programme in places like National Glass Centre and Northern Gallery for Contemporary Art, as well as working with communities across the city. Their mission is to improve life for everyone in Sunderland through culture.
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