| Call for your stories about the climate crisis in London, & ISN workshop 9th April ISN are partnering with London’s Climate Story Bank on a new project collecting stories of how the climate crisis is impacting London and Londoners. They are looking for your stories about how life in the city is changing and how it has affected you. Maybe you have been impacted by heatwaves, droughts, floods, rising food prices or new diseases – or you have friends and families facing these events abroad? Has your life has changed thanks to electric cars, home insulation or the neighbourhood fixing factory? Did you come to London partly to avoid changing conditions abroad? Perhaps you have found new community and friends through climate action groups? Sharing real stories about the climate and ecological crisis helps illustrate that it is real and happening now, leading to more support for action. Stories can illustrate the impacts of the climate emergency and help people to protect themselves. London’s Climate Story Bank will also be a record for future generations: an archive of what it feels like to live in London at this important moment in history. They welcome all stories, big and small; anonymous or public; photos or words or anything in between. You can email londonsclimatestorybank@gmail.com, or fill out their form. They will be sharing them online and in an exhibition at Hypha Gallery 2, 1 Poultry, over 6 weeks during June-July 2026. In addition, we are helping them to organise a workshop to enable ISN members to contribute to the project – this will take place on the 9th April, 12-2pm at Kings Head Theatre, 116P Upper Street, N1 1QP. The workshop will use a variety of engaging and creative exercises for participants to share experiences about how running businesses, networks and non-profits in London is changing, whether due to heat, supply chains, new climate initiatives or more. Booking details HERE |