Data tells us how the climate is changing. Art tells us what it feels like. Discover 54 powerful works of youth-led creative expression from the frontlines of the climate crisis.
Climate mobility is one of the defining realities of our time—shaping how communities live, move, stay, and imagine their futures. While evidence, policy, and investment are essential to climate adaptation, data alone cannot fully convey the human meaning of witnessing familiar shorelines change or fighting to preserve identity under pressure.
Edited by Climate Mobility Fellow Rol-J Williams and curated by the Global Centre for Climate Mobility (GCCM), Confronting Climate (Im)Mobilities brings together the voices of young artists across the Greater Caribbean, Africa, and the Pacific.
Through a powerful collection of writing, poetry, music, spoken word, and visual narratives, this anthology transcends geographical boundaries to raise awareness, expand policy imagination, and center youth leadership in the global climate conversation.
Explore the lived realities, cultural resilience, and profound agency of frontline communities.
