Heritage Adapts! A global call for climate adaptation

This blog is the first of a series of pieces from JB on the topic of AI and its use in the creative industries. We...

Bradford Reflections: Creative Approaches to Climate Adaptation

As part of our Arts Council England programme, JB is delivering a series of in-person and online workshops in Bradford through our Adaptive Futures and...

Luoto 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...

Recap: The AI Balance – Climate, Creativity & Choice

The session looked at how creative freelancers are using AI today. We explored some of the climate impacts, climate justice implications, and the creative and...

Reading and Resources on Adaptation

Webinars, peer sharings and case studies focused on adapting culture to a changing climate.

The Write Idea – A Sustainable Future for Publishing

Graciela and Tenaya from our Creative Green team have recently completed several projects connecting different parts of the publishing industry to action on the climate...

Peer Sharing: Place-Based Adaptation for Culture

Are you working in or with the cultural sector and exploring how to build local resilience to climate change? Join us for a peer-sharing session...

Culture, Sustainability & Climate Change Guide for the Amazon region

New energy in 2025

As 2025 gets underway and our climate action programmes pick up again, JB find ourselves with a focus on energy.

COP29: Wrecking Balls and Reasons to be Cheerful

Julies Bicycle Founder and Director, Alison Tickell reflects on the highs and lows of COP29 after spending time at the Climate Conference in Baku, Azerbaijan...

Insights: Adapting with Nature Peer Sharing Session

Get insights from cultural sector working in partnership with nature to adapt to current and future climate change in their communities.

Shakespeare Birthplace Trust – Replanting the Golden Garden

Shakespeare Birthplace Trust have been working to sustainably conserve centuries-old properties whilst also making them accessible for the public.