A community for climate-conscious writers and thinkers
The climate crisis touches billions of lives, human and nonhuman alike. But the story isn't only about loss. It's about the creativity, resilience, and wisdom we can share with each other.
Beautiful.Earth hosts global writing circles for people to self-reflect and turn their climate perspectives into stories that influence positive change.
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Meet the organizers
Ritika Strauss
Founder, Ritika Communications
Ritika's mission as a storyteller is to create alignment between profit motives and long-term societal health. She co-founded Storyhackers to help people find more meaning in their everyday work.
Justin Strauss
Co-founder, Storyhackers
Approaching life as an artist and scientist, Justin is focused on building products that create both business and societal value. He co-founded Storyhackers to elevate humanity through the meaningful exchange of ideas, knowledge, and artistic expression.
Articles from recent writing circles
Why is having an accurate understanding so important? Because our perspectives translate to our behaviors. If we believe climate is being handled just fine and we are on track to address the crisis in a timely way, we will sit back and not get involved. And if we think there's nothing that can be done, well, why would we waste our energy to try?
Claire Thomas
Writer, Artist
Innovation can help, but it's not our salvation. We need to look back at indigenous wisdom and rethink the relationship with our environment. Climate conversations need to go beyond carbon. Nature and biodiversity play a crucial role in solutions.
Sheila Estaniel
Founder, Biloogan
At a time when scientific institutions face questioning and defunding, it's more important than ever for scientists to use their voices, build connections, and show the public why research and empirical data matter—not just for innovation, but for the health of people and the planet.
Valentina Lagomarsino
Recent postdoctural fellow