If the science is clear, why aren’t we acting? Climate Conscious unpacks the mental, cultural, and systemic blind spots that keep us from confronting climate change — and shows how shifting awareness can turn knowledge into transformative action.

“Three great forces define our time – climate, capital, and consciousness. Our calling is to converge them to create a just, regenerative, and prosperous future.”

We explore how climate justice serves as the bridge between ecological health, human dignity, and psychological resilience—and why integrity in our actions can transform inequity into shared flourishing.

Coming Home to Place explores the bioregional movement, a vision for organizing our lives, economies, and communities around the natural boundaries of watersheds, foodsheds, and ecosystems. By rooting solutions in the unique character and resources of each place, we can regenerate the land, strengthen local economies, and build resilience from the ground up.

The fourth annual Climate & Conflict, co-hosted by The Peace Department, convened a diverse group of grassroots community leaders, policy experts, cultural strategists, funders and investors, and the public at large at a pivotal moment—as federal climate policy rollbacks threaten progress on environmental justice and the green transition.

This gathering, led by Greenwich United Way, brought together local organizations, parents, and advocates to unveil Greenwich Connects, a program developed in partnership with Liberation Programs and YMCA to address these urgent challenges and launch new pathways for support.

In turbulent times, true climate investors don’t back down — they double down. Market volatility and policy uncertainty only sharpen the case for bold capital that drives clean energy, resilience, and regenerative solutions. The toughest moments create the most transformative opportunities.

What if waste isn’t just a materials problem — but a mindset and capital problem? Our latest Impact Insights explores how rethinking waste through the lens of consciousness, capital, and circularity can help us regenerate both the planet and our perspective.

Across the US, youth mental health has reached a breaking point. Rates of anxiety, depression, and suicide are rising at alarming levels, and the systems meant to support young people are under strain. This crisis cuts across all backgrounds, but its burden falls especially hard on marginalized communities: low-income youth, LGBTQ+ individuals, and youth of color, who face compounding barriers to care. The growing mental health emergency isn't merely a health issue; it's a pr

The Spirit of the Earth: Climate, Consciousness, and Wisdom Traditions explores how ancient teachings, from Indigenous knowledge to spiritual heritage, can inform modern solutions. By integrating time-tested principles with today’s science and systems thinking, we can foster resilience, regeneration, and a renewed sense of interdependence between people and planet.

The East Coast Gathering: Implementing the Next Trillion co-hosted by Gratitude Railroad brought together impact investors, funders, and entrepreneurs to accelerate capital flows into ventures addressing climate change, food systems, affordable housing, and social well-being. With over $30 million already invested, the gathering focused on scaling solutions toward the next trillion dollars in impact investments.

Biodiversity and Nature’s Blueprint explores how investing in living systems is not just an environmental imperative, but a pathway to social equity, economic vitality, and a thriving planet.