Bringing together
cultural & climate diplomacy
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RECAP:
HOLLYWOOD CLIMATE SUMMIT 2023
JUNE 21-24, 2023
Creative Migration continued its partnership with the Hollywood Climate Summit for the 2023 event. Taking place in Los Angeles, California, the event had both in-person and digital only tickets allowing anyone in the world to follow along with each day’s events online.
The Hollywood Climate Summit is an annual multi-day conference that creates a community space for thousands of cross-sector entertainment and media professionals to take action on climate. It gathers filmmakers, executives, artists, activists, climate organizations, scientists, and other experts primarily based in LA, as well as from around the world, for interactive action-oriented programming and professional development opportunities.
“As an advisory board member of the Hollywood Climate Summit, I realize the importance of leveraging Hollywood and culture to create action around solving the climate crisis. The Hollywood Climate Summit is an event of panels, workshops, activations and parties that not only celebrate our community but bring us together to build a better future for all!”
~ Susannah Tantemsapya
Founder and Executive Director, Creative Migration
Founder and Executive Director, Creative Migration
This year’s conference included panels with highly influential figures, such as Jane Fonda and the Oscar-winning team from Everything Everywhere All At Once. Some of the topics included: climate fashion trends, sustainable production, the creation change through social media, intergenerational conversations, decolonization of climate storytelling, disability representation in climate storytelling.
Read more about this past year’s programming HERE.
“Creative Migration is a visionary organization that harnesses the power of art in an interconnected world. With a focus on social practice, the work of Creative Migration builds long-term relationships that foster community impact far beyond the life of the project. Their interdisciplinary approach addresses systemic change. From examining urban planning to creating opportunities for communities to break bread, their projects are engaging, thoughtful and impactful.”
