How do we make friends, build meaningful relationships, and create stronger communities when the world around us is increasingly divided by racism, cruelty, disrespect, and disregard for human dignity? We are living through an extraordinary period in human history. The Five Emergencies — Climate, Ecological, Humanity, Democracy, and Displacement — are testing not only our … Read more
Pull up a chair, all of you. This one is for everyone. Two new (Separate) Spaces are being prepared inside Climate Tribe Social, and they were built to be companions. The Women’s Café and The Men’s Café open their doors to the public together on Sunday, November 29, 2026. Each one is its own room, … Read more
A Faster, More Responsive Climate Change Community One recent example of our ongoing work was the revamping this site. We took an afternoon to update and streamline the site, with a clear objective: make it significantly faster-loading and more responsive for visitors. It may sound like a relatively small project, but these improvements matter. A … Read more
A look inside Climate Tribe Social: this is the Welcome page new subscribers see when they join the Democracy Emergency Collection. We are sharing it here at ClimateChangeCommunity.com so you can see what the Climate Tribe Social experience looks like from the inside. Every post there has its own comment space, and in time we … Read more
— It’s Time to Transform: Why the Five Emergencies Call for a New Kind of Social Media …note that there are two versions of this post, the other one can be found at adaptive-resiliency.info under the same featured image. Climate Tribe Social and SDL5 invite you to read, reflect, and rethink how we move forward together. … Read more
There is a kind of commentary that soothes. It tells you the system is basically sound, that the right candidate or the right policy tweak will set things straight, and that your job is to stay calm and wait. Matthew Cooke does not make that kind of commentary. The documentary filmmaker behind How to Make … Read more
Part of our ongoing look at the converging emergencies of our time There comes a moment when every citizen has to ask a plain question: What kind of America are we handing to the next generation? Not in theory. Not in a speech. In the choices we make on Election Day. Heather Delaney Reese of … Read more
Gentlemen, pull up a chair for a minute. This one is for you. Something new is being prepared inside Climate Tribe Social, and it was built with you in mind. It is called The Men’s Café, and on Sunday, November 29, 2026, it opens its doors to the public, side by side with its companion … Read more
