Climate Museum UK
Helping people make sense of the Earth crisis
We put the Earth Crisis in a context of history, to widen imaginations about possible futures and inspire action. As a geographically distributed network of art and cultural practitioners, we address the Earth Crisis by working with people in local and professional communities.
Members share ideas, support each other and their independent practices, and build capacity, confidence, and skills in their region and beyond.
About Us
We connect to deliver programmes including professional training, heritage interpretation, community engagement, and school workshops.
We do not have a venue or a collection, and instead we work in partnership with museums, arts organisations, and cultural and heritage stewards.
As practitioners, we work in partnerships in different places across the UK.
Training and Resources
What We Offer and Why
We exist to tackle…
- The Earth Crisis and its impacts on culture and society
- The need for agency and resilience in local communities
- A lack of creative and cultural training in public engagement in environmental issues.
How we tackle them . . .
- For public audiences
Pop-up installations, workshops and projects with schools and community groups. We test out new approaches to working with people, using art-making, walks, games, role-play, printables, conversation card sets, narrative experiences and more.
- For professionals in arts, heritage and education
Training workshops, analytical frameworks, resources and research partnerships.
- A digital collection
Learning resources and story collections from our projects and community participation.
