Climate
The Open Society Foundations work with partners in civil society and government to ensure that social, economic, and environmental justice serves as the foundation of any policy response to the climate crisis.
A Global Coalition
Indigenous Women Are Championing Climate Justice

Throughout the world, and despite decades of being marginalized and ignored, indigenous women and communities are organizing to demand the systemic injustices of climate change be addressed.
Confronting the Crisis
Now Is the Time for Climate Action

As a new survey of public opinion in the United States and multiple European countries shows, the public, despite being overwhelmed with misinformation, nevertheless supports governmental action to address the looming climate crisis.
A Global Movement
Q&A: Organizing for Climate Justice in Sub-Saharan Africa

Too often, media depictions of the climate movement ignore activists from outside the West. Here’s how a group of Senegalese activists is raising awareness, providing training, and envisioning a brighter future.
Europe’s Future
Confronting the EU’s Three Biggest Challenges

During this moment of change and instability, the EU has an opportunity to make reforms that will ensure it can tackle the problems of the 21st century. A new report offers a guide for turning this potential into reality.
Voices
What the Pope’s Visit Means for Social Justice

Pope Francis’s U.S. trip presents a tremendous opportunity to harness his popularity for progressive change.
Voices
Fortifying Africa Against Instability Caused by Climate Change

As rising temperatures throw parts of the continent into chaos, an initiative aims to build resilience to the deadly conflicts catalyzed by a shifting climate.
Voices
Mark Hertsgaard on Stopping Global Warming While Adjusting to It
Legendary climate scientist James Hansen and journalist Mark Hertsgaard discuss the new realities of global warming and the profound challenges they present, now and in the future.
Voices
Recapping the 2009 UN Climate Change Summit
Panelists share their eyewitness observations and assess the gathering’s failure to establish ambitious goals for reducing carbon emissions.