Our Work

Climate House is developing civic and cultural infrastructure for change, harnessing the world-building power of art and culture alongside policy.

Each initiative combines cultural, policy, media, and public programming initiatives to create meaningful opportunities to ignite change.

Our work only engages with research-backed, ecologically responsive, and rights-based interventions to advance a just transition away from extractive economies.

We do not support false solutions that prolong the fossil fuel era.

What We’re Building

Public Programs & Museum Initiatives

We develop cultural programs that bring climate policy into public, cultural, and civic spaces. These initiatives transform complex policy questions into tangible opportunities that create meaningful change.

Each initiative is paired with audience-tailored toolkits, enabling engagement that outlives the program.

Our top priority is the production and launch of our Los Angeles climate museum pilot hub and its first run of programs.

Narrative & Media Platforms

Media is not separate from policy — it is how translation travels.

Climate House is developing sonic infrastructure, print and screen-based formats that stage creative opportunities for audiences to enable change. These platforms emphasize universal and creative language while platforming opportunities for material protection of nature.

For example, our sonic infrastructure initiative explores governance for its material and sonic consequences, serving simultaneously as an artistic storytelling tool and tool for material protections: e.g., attributing IP to ecosystems for their stewardship, serving as an acoustic forensic tool for advocacy purposes.

Policy Infrastructure & Toolkits

Across initiatives, Climate House produces audience-tailored toolkits to enhance policy literacy and support real-world action, including:

  • Model legislative and policy frameworks

  • Educational curricula

  • Modular program kits for institutions and community groups

  • Public-facing policy literacy tools

Toolkits are designed to be adaptable and creatively engaging, usable by partners, educators, organizers, and policymakers in diverse contexts.

Research & Development Pipeline

Climate House maintains an active R&D pipeline responding to emerging policy opportunities and climate realities. This ensures our work remains nimble, research-rooted, and policy-relevant over time.

Climate House initiatives are at varying stages of development — from research and piloting to partnership and fundraising. We share additional detail with collaborators as initiatives take form. Climate House is also committed to reducing the climate impact of its programs, leveraging assessment tools by partner organizations.