Tory Stephens

Katharine K. Wilkinson has spent years helping people imagine bold climate futures. Her latest book, Climate Wayfinding, turns that lens inward — on the grief, anxiety, and burnout that quietly pull people out of the work. For those of us in climate storytelling, this feels essential. The emotional terrain is part of the terrain. Out May 2026. Pre-order here: https://lnkd.in/eGTXvJRm #Books #Climate

Finding Hope in the Face of Climate Change RISD’s Liberal Arts division welcomes sponsors of creative writing contest Imagine 2200: Climate Fiction for Future Ancestors. When the judges of this year’s Imagine 2200: Climate Fiction for Future Ancestors contest reviewed submissions, they were looking for something specific: hope. “You have to speak about hope in order to manifest it,” says award-winning author and contest judge Sheree Renée Thomas.

Published Sep 14, 2021 I am not a scientist, or an inventor of some new cleantech solution, or a policy wonk writing new proposals. I’m a network weaver at Fix, Grist’s solutions lab, which means I bring together people who are focused on climate solutions and a just transition to a carbon-free world. At Fix we are all about bold ideas for what the future could look like, and the amazing people (like our Grist 50 Fixers) working to create it.