Green Stories began as a series of free writing competitions across various formats to solicit stories that showcase what a sustainable society might look like. We have run 20 free competitions since we set up in 2018. These have given rise to several publications and plays, and partnerships with organisations such as BAFTA.
We have created a bespoke page for the Arts and Humanities festival showing:
- Publications arising from Green Stories project - with some free Ebooks on offer.
- Some short videos, such as highlights of our recent play, 'Murder in the Citizens' Jury,' loosely inspired by Southampton Climate Assembly
- Details about opportunities to get involved as writers, educators or theatre companies.
- Research on reader responses to stories.
- Advice on how to write to change the world.
- Details of the #ClimateCharacters project run with BAFTA.
We have created a bespoke page for the Arts and Humanities festival showing:
- Publications arising from Green Stories project - with some free Ebooks on offer.
- Some short videos, such as highlights of our recent play, 'Murder in the Citizens' Jury,' loosely inspired by Southampton Climate Assembly
- Details about opportunities to get involved as writers, educators or theatre companies.
- Research on reader responses to stories.
- Advice on how to write to change the world.
- Details of the #ClimateCharacters project run with BAFTA.
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