The audio-visual installation, titled “DearTomorrow: A Promise to the Future,” presented fifty curated climate letters written by people from around the world to people they love living in the future.
The letters testify to the broad range of personal responses to climate change, but coalesce around six themes: current and future impacts of climate change, feelings of regret, the value of nature, the power of legacy, love, and action.
Three years ago Jill was just getting ready to launch the first, very intimate DearTomorrow installation on Governors Island as a fellow with Humanimpactsinstitute.org Working with @taradeporte and @lemonnnnnomel.
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DearTomorrow Highlighted in New Case Study We are SO PROUD that our collaboration with the Wolverhampton Art Gallery is featured in this year’s Environmental Responsibility Report by Julie’s Bicycle and Arts Council England. The arts and culture field has incredible power to harness creative engagement, collaboration, and emotional connection to inspire long-term climate action. […]
