FAQ: CLIMATE IMPACT REPORT

Climate impact reports are designed to give collaborators greater insight into the climate impact of the projects on which they work, to provide a framework for dialogue within the project team, and to promote a practice of transparency of climate impact within the sector.  

 

What’s involved in doing a Climate Impact Report?

Reports are self-directed and can be as involved as the artist and the presenting partner choose to make them, and can focus on the areas that the project team is most excited to explore. 

Ideally, a report addresses each of the following four areas in some capacity: 

A Climate Impact Report Template can be accessed here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1aADYPluG71uEl-l3K3lJeXz4V2eTEOUbBaf-qjOpAIA

A Data Collection form can be accessed here:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qRBFFIeW5jx6UxyIr_Ex68dIhOhHlyoMFL19ikDy5sI

For support filling out the Climate Impact Report, email artistscommit@gmail.com, or get in touch with one of the artists or presenting partners that have previously submitted a report for advice.

Let us know when you are working on one!

When complete, submit via the form submission at the link, or send the google doc directly to artistscommit@gmail.com.

 
 

Watch our How To Webinar

How To: Climate Impact Report with Allison Janae Hamilton, Deville Cohen, Robin F. Williams, Laura Lupton, Jessica Gath, and Davide Balula.

 

Explore more examples of climate action and reporting methods

Artists Commit Climate Impact Reports are one way of guiding conversations that support climate-conscious, resilient, and equitable projects, but artists and institutions all over are starting to take action in the ways that make the most sense for them.

Explore the Climate Action Database here.

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