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Climate Listening Project
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The Climate Listening Project is an award-winning collaborative film and storytelling effort from Dayna Reggero to connect and share hopeful conversations on climate and community. 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.The Climate Listening Project works creatively to cultivate and share unique stories and experiences through video, film, press, campaigns, and connections. We collaborate with local, national, and international organizations to listen and share the stories that need to be heard. Partners include: Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), Moms Clean Air Force, National Audubon Society, EcoAmerica, Green Built Alliance, McCullough Fellowship, The Collider, DearTomorrow, Green Chalice, MountainTrue, Cultivating Resilience, and Accelerating Appalachia, among others. The Climate Listening Project has reached more than 10 million people through press, social media and events. You can find Climate Listening Project stories and resources via hundreds of places including Woman's Day Magazine, Salon, ABC, iHeartRadio, Univision, Yahoo, Huffington Post, Governing Magazine, and The Atlantic. Our films and videos have screened at events and film festivals around the globe from Wake Forest University to the Stockholm Resilience Center. Faith in Action vignettes were shared with 4,000 churches across America and Cultivating Resilience videos were screened at the International Paris Climate Talks. Our film "The Wood Thrush Connection" was honored as Best Short Documentary Winner at the Belize International Film Festival and is now used as a school curriculum. Our collaborative videos, films and tools continue to be used again and again by organizations and in communities to start or accelerate hopeful climate conversations. Let's collaborate!