Join us for a conversation with Emily Johnston of 350 Seattle. A writer, poet and activist, Emily was also one of the “valve turners” who shut down the tar sands crude pipelines into the US one day in 2016. Her beautiful essay "Loving A Vanishing World" inspired the installation The Garden. So the project ends as it began, with Emily Johnston's beautiful words.

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Join us for a conversation with Claudia Bueno, an internationally recognized Venezuela born artist renowned for creating immersive technological wonders using light, sculpture and sound. Her mesmerizing multi-dimensional displays of captivating light and intricate composition transmit a quality of timeless spaciousness that viewers simultaneously lose and find themselves in.

Clare and Claudia will discuss how art can connect us with the pulse of life, which is the source of all creativity, and how rekindling our connection with the earth is crucial to our species’ survival.

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Join us for a conversation with Emily Claire Völker, a Berlin-based illustrator and member of Extinction Rebellion. Clare and Emily discuss their roles as mothers, artists, and activists in a world shaped by climate change.

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Join us for a conversation with Louisa Durkin, a member of the Gothenburg Global Biodiversity Centre and biodiversity and agrifood systems analyst at Metabolic, on the rights of nature and the upcoming COP15. How can we protect the rights of nature and advocate for a “Paris Agreement” for biodiversity?

Join us for a conversation with Lubomila Jordanova, founder and CEO of Plan A, to discuss the mission and vision behind her company. We explore what it takes to transform our business models and economy to adapt to the threats of climate change, and how we can move towards a net-zero economy.

Join us for a conversation with Dr. Katharine Wilkinson, a best-selling author, strategist, and teacher working to heal the planet we call home. We will explore what it means to work on climate with a heart that is broken open, and why lifting up women is key to lowering our planet’s rising temperature.

Join us for a conversation with Heather McTeer Toney as we discuss her path to becoming one of the leading voices on climate and environmental justice and her current role with Moms Clean Air Force.

Join us for a conversation with Dr. Brooke Kuhnhausen on the inner work of being a climate activist. We will cover topics such as climate grief and vulnerability and explore how we can each find our unique place in the climate movement.

Join us for a conversation with Louisa Durkin, a food systems expert and member of the Gothenburg Global Biodiversity Centre and biodiversity and agrifood systems analyst at Metabolic, on the importance of biodiversity to our food security.

Join us for a conversation with Tanzanian-Nigerian artist Marryam Moma. Moma’s work aims to empower and uplift the black experience. Clare and Moma will discuss the role of artists as culture makers capable of shifting public opinion and political realities.

Join us for a conversation with Louisa Durkin, a biodiversity and agrifood systems analyst at Metabolic and member of the Gothenburg Global Biodiversity Centre. Louisa will walk us through an important, but often overlooked, solution to the ecological and climate crisis. A solution that is literally right under our feet - soil.

Join us for a conversation with artist Courtney Mattison, whose large-scale ceramic installations merge art and science. Her works are inspired by the fragile beauty of coral reefs and the human-caused threats they face. She raises awareness for the protection of our blue planet, urging policy makers and the public to conserve our changing seas.