The climate promises we envision are rooted in justice and equity.
We know that given the highly unequal impacts of climate change and the inadequacy of international climate policies, we must create clear, practical pathways that address the crisis.
In the climate policy arena, the economic and political clout of certain countries dominate negotiations. As concerned advocates and global citizens, we need to create traction for climate policies designed for the realities of the most vulnerable through public support, awareness, and mobilization.
Born from the groundwork of the Agam Agenda in COP27, RewriteCOP is now a campaign that widens the policymaking conversation on climate solutions through stories, art, and youth empowerment. It is a collaboration spurred to amplify those most marginalized in climate policy negotiations to have their voices heard at the world’s largest climate conferences.
Through creative inquiry, RewriteCOP encourages people to explore their relationship to the crisis, reflect on the developments arising from critical climate change conferences, and use their creativity to communicate their demands to policymakers and decision-makers.
This is your invitation to widen the policymaking conversation on climate through stories and art. Together, let’s create traction for climate policies designed for the realities of the most vulnerable.
In line with Climate Reality’s Global Campaign on International Cooperation and the Philippine Branch’s RewriteCOP Program, we’ve partnered with the Climate Vulnerable Forum (CVF), an international partnership of countries highly vulnerable to a warming planet, to break the barriers that limit the participation of young people in climate dialogues.
The CVF Youth Fellowship Program aims to equip selected youth leaders with the knowledge and skills to become the next set of climate negotiators, policymakers, and lobbyists who will rewrite the reality of the world.
