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Become part of our global community and help rewrite the climate narrative. 

Since its inception, climateXchange has provided a place for content creators to come together to build the value of climate within wider culture and narrative. Members have access to everything in the climateXchange ecosystem, including: 

contentXchange Access to develop co-created climate narratives and content that expands your reach and resonance with the audiences you’d love to engage.

knowledgeXchange Enjoy collaboration with cXc’s impact and business development team, with access to climate reporting insights, masterclasses, events, industry leading reports and grant opportunities. 

regionalXchange Join a radically collaborative global community to get access to training and cross-regional networking wherever you are in the world. 

Please note you must be a newsroom, content organisation or recognised industry body to become a member.

Vera Chisvo 
Zimbabwe 
“The cXc community has been a great space to learn more about how to effectively tell climate stories and glean lessons from other journalists and storytellers on the continent and in the world. Climate stories are not always doom and gloom but they are stories of resilience, new hope and new dreams. This community gives me hope that there are more voices out there speaking for the planet, which means there is more hope for change and impact.”  

Khalil Cassimally 
Mauritius  
cXc has been such an inspiring and humbling experience. Hearing the incredible ideas and work that others are doing, sometimes while dealing with considerable constraints, was really quite something. Honestly, I felt hopeful for the first time in along time.  

Meline Laffabry 
France 
The workshop inRome was exciting, insightful, and inspiring. As a journalist who founded an organisation, I’ve often found the business side of things to be outside my comfort zone. But with cXc, we approached it differently—we started from journalism itself: what people truly need, how we can better serve them, and then built a business model around that. And that felt right.  It was also a wonderful opportunity to connect with other media professionals—people I learned a lot from and now look up to. 

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