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We Make Tomorrow is a global campaign uniting artists, activists, cultural organisations and networks worldwide to place culture at the heart of climate action.

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Our Programmes

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Music – Climate – Action

Working with the music industry to take creative climate action.

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Creative Climate Justice

Focusing on environmental justice and fairness, we provide bespoke resources, training and events.

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Creative Climate Leadership

An international programme galvanising artists & cultural professionals to take action on the climate crisis.

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Arts Council England Programme

Initiatives for cultural organisations, empowering them to reduce emissions and embed environmental responsibility into every aspect of their work.

Our Work Creative Climate Justice Hub

We’re committed to supporting the environmental ambitions of the sector and strengthening creative climate action through partnerships and collaboration.

Meet the JB team

Latest News, Opinion and Events

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News

Get Involved: Sector Opportunities

Alongside JB’s free regular events programme for the sector, discover select events, funding opportunities, commissions, and open calls from within the creative climate community. Updated monthly to share key opportunities we’ve come across.

Opinion

JB X Billie Eilish

JB reflects on Billie Eilish’s Changemaker Initiative at the O2 – a week of music, activism, and inspiring climate conversations.

News

Cultura Circular Returns with its Fourth Cohort

Cultura Circular (Circular Culture) is back with its fourth cohort, in partnership with British Council Americas. The programme runs from September 2025 to April 2026, supporting arts and culture festivals across Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Jamaica, Mexico and Peru.

Latest Resources

Case Study

Story of Change: Midlands Arts Centre (MAC)

MAC has embarked on a determined journey to reduce its energy consumption and carbon emissions, particularly since 2018-2019.

Case Study

Tees Valley Museums – Uniting for Environmental Advocacy and Action

Tees Valley Museums outline their collaborative approach to embedding environmental sustainability across their operations and programming, focusing on advocacy, carbon footprint reduction, and sustainable practices through dedicated resources, green champions, and engaging community projects like the “Recycling the River Tees” exhibition.

Case Study

Northern Stage – Reducing Energy and Empowering Change

Northern Stage outline their strategic approach to reducing energy consumption and emissions, embedding sustainability into their culture through staff engagement, improved communications, and Carbon Literacy training, leading to tangible reductions.

Case Study

imitating the dog – Navigating Global Reach with a Reduced Carbon Footprint

imitating the dog outline their strategic shift to significantly reduce the carbon footprint of their international projects, detailing their decision-making process, a focus on minimising travel, and deeply collaborating with local artists and communities to create impactful work abroad while honouring their commitment to global cultural exchange.

Thank yous

PICTURES (from top to bottom) Header carousel – Creative Climate Leadership training, photo by Studio Cano; // Creative Climate Leadership training, photo by Karim Shalaby; // COP26 event, photo by Gaelle Beri; // Howard Assembly Room at Opera North, photo by Tom Arber