In Conversation
In This Series
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![Side-by-side images of Nadine's headshot and the art for her winning story, The Metamorphosis of Marie Martin.]()
![Side-by-side images of Nadine's headshot and the art for her winning story, The Metamorphosis of Marie Martin.]()
This storyteller’s epic tale of oceanic transformation is also a call to action
Imagine 2200 winner Nadine Tomlinson uses the power of imagination, Jamaican patois, and imperfect environmentalism to pave the way for future ancestors.
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![Hila dressed as the earth jumping against pink background]()
![Hila dressed as the earth jumping against pink background]()
Hila the Killa dresses up as the Earth and raps about climate. Audiences love it.
A conversation with the Brooklyn eco-rapper who charms viewers with a combination of rap, comedy, and advocacy.
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![Collage of summer camp cabin surrounded by a mountain scene, child hiking, a s'more, and knotted rope]()
![Collage of summer camp cabin surrounded by a mountain scene, child hiking, a s'more, and knotted rope]()
This educator designs curricula to make nature inclusive for all kids
The key, says Makela Elvy, is to ‘really lean into that wonder,’ check biases, and stay away from assumptions.
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![An umbrella tries to protect two anxious and sad people from raindrops]()
![An umbrella tries to protect two anxious and sad people from raindrops]()
Climate change is stressful, scary, and sad. We’re gonna need therapy.
A psychologist’s view on how her field can help us navigate what’s to come — and transform our collective climate response.
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When a queer witch writes climate fiction, utopia isn’t the goal
Philadelphia writer and spell-caster Ailbhe Pascal, an Imagine 2200 finalist, sees fiction as a way to manifest a better future.
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![Author Ada Patterson]()
![Author Ada Patterson]()
In this writer’s vision of our climate future, trans girls are the only survivors
Ada M. Patterson, an Imagine 2200 finalist, crafts a morbidly beautiful fate for her home country of Barbados.
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![Wawa Gatheru and Ki'Amber Thompson]()
![Wawa Gatheru and Ki'Amber Thompson]()
These environmental justice leaders are creating the spaces they wish they’d had
Wawa Gatheru and Ki’Amber Thompson both came to environmentalism by accident. Now they’re making sure more people can find their way.
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![Ryan Pollock and Payton Wilkins]()
![Ryan Pollock and Payton Wilkins]()
What do the labor and climate movement have in common? Everything.
Union leaders Ryan Pollock and Payton Wilkins are sick of the age-old argument that environmental policy is bad for workers. They say it’s just the opposite.
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![Valencia Gunder and Zelalem Adefris]()
![Valencia Gunder and Zelalem Adefris]()
Why the Movement for Black Lives is taking on climate change
Two leaders in Miami discuss their work on poverty, climate disasters, and racial justice.
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![Darel Scott]()
![Darel Scott]()
‘This is what healing looks like’: A new magazine rewrites Black connections to nature
Radicle Magazine, the flagship media project of the organization Earth in Color, is out today.
