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Glimpse from 26th September,  learning narrative architecture at Coffee and collaboration
05/10/2026

Glimpse from 26th September, learning narrative architecture at Coffee and collaboration

Week 2 of Gaialink Climate Communication Fellowship 2026 concluded with a walk in Navjeevan Vihar, led by Why Waste Wedn...
28/09/2026

Week 2 of Gaialink Climate Communication Fellowship 2026 concluded with a walk in Navjeevan Vihar, led by Why Waste Wednesdays Foundation waste to learn from their zero waste to landfill model!

Week 1 of Climate Communication Fellowship concluded with a biodiversity walk led by Jayati Talapatra
14/09/2026

Week 1 of Climate Communication Fellowship concluded with a biodiversity walk led by Jayati Talapatra

Last Date to Apply!Link in bio.
02/09/2026

Last Date to Apply!
Link in bio.

Meet the experts shaping the cohort.Stay tuned for more.Registration link in bio.
29/07/2026

Meet the experts shaping the cohort.
Stay tuned for more.
Registration link in bio.

The monsoon came late this year.Most conversations about it won't come at all.That's the gap we're here to close.Gaialin...
13/07/2026

The monsoon came late this year.
Most conversations about it won't come at all.
That's the gap we're here to close.
Gaialink's Climate Communication Fellowship โ€” Cohort 2 โ€” is officially open. ๐ŸŒ
Six weeks. Hybrid across Delhi NCR. Real campaign work. Live jury panel. Learning from people actually in the field.
For Indians between 18 and 35 who want to stop just worrying about the climate โ€” and start talking about it in a way people actually hear.
Past fellows came from CEEW, IGL, ESG Book, regenerative agriculture, and beyond.

๐Ÿ”— Link in bio to apply
Apply. Or tag someone who should.
ClimateIndia Monsoon2026

09/07/2026

Last year, we asked a question that stuck with us: if climate change is everyone's problem, why does it feel like no one's conversation?

So we did something about it. We brought together a small group of people, curious minds, not necessarily experts, and gave them six weeks to learn how to actually talk about climate change, through real conversations, real projects, and real practice.

What started as a six-week program didn't really end at six weeks. Assignments turned into real campaigns. Conversations kept going long after the sessions did.

This year, we're doing it again.

We're still putting the final pieces together, but we wanted you to know something is on its way. If last year taught us anything, it's that these conversations don't wait, and neither should we.

Want to be the first to know when applications open? Drop a comment, or just watch this space.
More coming very soon.

๐ŸŒง๏ธ What does the monsoon reveal about our cities?Flooded roads. Waterlogged neighbourhoods. Power cuts. Endless traffic....
07/07/2026

๐ŸŒง๏ธ What does the monsoon reveal about our cities?

Flooded roads. Waterlogged neighbourhoods. Power cuts. Endless traffic.

We often dismiss these as seasonal inconveniencesโ€”but what if they're symptoms of deeper systemic challenges?

Join us for the next edition of Context Matters, where we'll decode the systems behind the season and explore how infrastructure, urban planning and energy systems shape our everyday lives.

๐ŸŽ™ Featuring:
Jyotirmayee Sabat
Head of Digitization, Atria University

Hrydhal Damani
Director โ€“ Urban Development, ICF

Together, they'll help us understand why our cities respond the way they do during the monsoonโ€”and what building resilient cities really are.
If you're passionate about climate, sustainability, cities, policy or technology, this conversation is for you.

Because Context Matters.

Infrastructure PowerGrid Sustainability Delhi Gaialink CoconutThinking

Power cuts are often framed as an individual responsibility issue.Use less electricity. Turn off appliances. Adjust your...
13/06/2026

Power cuts are often framed as an individual responsibility issue.
Use less electricity. Turn off appliances. Adjust your AC.

But the reality is that grid stress, rising demand, infrastructure constraints, and extreme heat are systemic challenges. The responsibility for fixing them cannot rest solely on individuals.
So where does that leave us?

In the next session of ๐‚๐จ๐ง๐ญ๐ž๐ฑ๐ญ ๐Œ๐š๐ญ๐ญ๐ž๐ซ๐ฌ, after understanding the larger picture behind power cuts and heat stress, we will be joined by Amarja K Puranam to explore what citizens can realistically do to protect themselves, support resilience, and communicate effectively during such events.

Drawing from globally recognized climate communication frameworks and public engagement principles, Amarja will help us understand:
1. How to communicate risk without creating panic
2. Why some messages drive action while others don't
3. How communication can become a tool for resilience

While the solutions may be systemic, preparedness starts with understanding.
Join us for this important conversation.

You probably don't think about the power grid until the lights go out.A few weeks ago, India crossed a record 270 GW of ...
02/06/2026

You probably don't think about the power grid until the lights go out.

A few weeks ago, India crossed a record 270 GW of electricity demand. Behind that number are millions of everyday decisions, switching on an AC, charging a phone, running a fan.

But when millions of people do the same thing at the same time, individual choices become a systems challenge.

โšก Join us for Context Matters #2: Decoding the Grid

We'll explore the hidden world of electricity demand, heatwaves, cooling, infrastructure, policy and communication through conversations and interactive activities.

SystemsThinking Climate PowerGrid

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