I’ve been thinking about the power of words. My words. The things I always say. I think for most of my life I believed saying sorry was good manners. The right...
Author - Gregg Hone
Gregg Hone aka Gregg the Artivist is a climate storyteller, artist, and activist using the power of creativity to challenge systems of injustice and inspire meaningful change. Working at the intersection of climate and social justice, Gregg creates content that is bold, accessible, emotionally resonant — and deeply human.
Bill Gates climate shift concerns me. Once calling global warming the world’s biggest threat, he pushed for action, funding, and innovation to avoid catastrophe. Now he...
Why your voice and your way of seeing things, matters more than you know. Climate Storytelling: I’ve spent years working in communications. I’ve watched strategies rise...
Are we asking the right questions — about climate, injustice, and the world we want to build? Asking Better Climate Questions: It feels like we’re surrounded by answers…...
Reconnecting Before It’s Too Late Kinship with the non-human world: What if the smallest lives—those we rarely notice—have the most to teach us about belonging? For...
How Quick We Are Normalising the Unthinkable – That’s what really scares me! Normalising Crisis in 2025… what a year already. Recently someone asked me:...
Why Fitting Into a Sick Society Isn’t a Measure of Health Are we living in a profoundly sick society? And more importantly—how do we stay true to ourselves without...
Imagination: There was a time when people looked to the future with wonder. Not fear, not dread — but wild possibility. We don’t need imagination to look back...
Climate Justice: What does Climate Change Actually Represent? What does Climate Justice for climate Change represent? And why am i obsessed and care? Following a...
A Call to Imagining Peace, Before It’s Too Late Peace – so this is where we land. After 9 videos questioning NATO’s contradictions, militarised security, and the...
