By Julie Bostick | Donor Engagement Coordinator
"The narratives humans believe about their relationship to the natural world shape the behavior that will, ultimately avert or fail to solve the worst effects of the climate crisis on human civilization as we know it."
-Meesha Brown, "The Power of Locally Driven Narratives to Support and Sustain Climate Action"
Your ongoing support of PCI Media's programs enables us to create locally driven, lasting change.
We have an exciting opportunity to showcase our impact -- our President & CEO, Meesha Brown, has written an insightful chapter, "The Power of Locally Driven Narratives to Support and Sustain Climate Action" for the new book Storytelling to Accelerate Climate Solutions, edited by Emily Coren and Hua Wang.
In her chapter, Meesha explores how locally-rooted storytelling sparks meaningful climate action by empowering communities to shape their own narratives.
She highlights two key programs where PCI Media played a pivotal role, working with the US Forest Service and USAID to amplify local voices and create climate solutions that empower communities to own their future. This chapter reflects the incredible impact we achieve together, thanks to your support.
Check it out for yourself: Available free through open access!
Praise for Storytelling to Accelerate Climate Solutions:
“Telling the stories of the future we want is how we will bring it about. In Storytelling to Accelerate Climate Solutions we discover storytelling that inspires hope and determination.”
– Tom Bowman, author of Empowering Climate Action in the United States
Thank you for supporting PCI Media! Because of you, we continue to create impactful programs that use audience-driven storytelling and community engagement to create lasting change around the world.
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