Join DeSmog at the Climate Consciousness Summit 2025

Register to watch on-the-ground coverage from our team at the COP30 climate talks in Belém, Brazil.
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Have you registered for the Climate Consciousness Summit 2025?

The Climate Consciousness Summit 2025 is a transformative seven-day online event that brings together leading voices in climate action, trauma-informed care, and regenerative solutions to explore new ways of responding to the climate crisis.

Staged by the Pocket Project in partnership with DeSmog, and co-hosted by Matthew Green, DeSmog’s global investigations editor, this free online event starts on Friday and runs until the following Thursday (November 14-20, 2025).

Speakers include philosopher Bayo Akomolafe; climate and emotional resilience writer and researcher Britt Wray; youth leader Elizabeth Wathuti; climate psychologist Steffi Bednarek; Global Citizens Assembly co-founder Rich Wilson; Indigenous musician and community organizer Lyla June Johnston, and many more. 

Below is a clip of Matthew’s conversation with Hāweatea Holly Bryson about her journey to reconcile her Western therapeutic training with her work as a Māori healing practitioner of the Ngāi Tahu and Waitaha tribes. Their conversation goes live on the summit this Sunday and will be viewable by registering.

Join us for keynote conversations, seven practices for personal balance and agency; seven inspirations from the natural world; live panels, and on-the-ground coverage from the DeSmog team at the COP30 climate negotiations in Belém, Brazil.

Together, we will cultivate resilience, courage, and collective agency for the times ahead.

For more information and to register click here.

Don’t miss this DeSmog partnership with the Pocket Project — sign up today!

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