About Climate Listening Project

The Climate Listening Project is a healing listening effort from award-winning documentarian Dayna Reggero to create safe spaces to connect and share hopeful conversations on climate change impacts and move forward towards community solutions. We are invited by communities to listen and partner with nonprofit organizations and groups to help share the stories that need to be heard. We have created winning impact campaigns, short films, documentaries, branded content, virtual reality films, animated videos, motion graphic videos, hand-painted portrait series, podcast series, experiential events, and more. We collaborate with diverse creatives to create unique and inspiring art and experiences with passion and intention. Since 2014, we’ve traveled across the United States and around the world to explore the connections that are important to each of us: family, faith, business, community; weaving together the latest science with inspiring stories from around the globe.

Collaborators include Rockefeller Philanthropy, Turner Foundation, National Endowment for the Humanities, Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), National Audubon Society, Moms Clean Air Force, and Sierra Club, to name a few. We helped win LNG fights along the Gulf Coast through listening and safe community building with our Gulf Coast Love Story project. We helped win coal fights in North Carolina with our The Story We Want project. Our films and videos have screened at local events, conferences, and film festivals around the globe from Universities across the United States to the Paris Climate Talks and Stockholm Resilience Center in Sweden. Our Faith vignette was shared with 4,000 churches across America; Cultivating Resilience films were screened at USDA meetings and our Wood Thrush Connection film is now an elementary school curriculum in Belize and USA.

The Climate Listening Project has reached more than 10 million people through press, social media and events. Our healing collaborative storytelling efforts continue to be used again and again by organizations and in communities to start or accelerate hopeful climate conversations.

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