Websites

Dive into some of our favorite digital destinations where joy and resilience dance in partnership to support you in doing the same.

A treasure trove of playfulness from the late Bernie DeKoven — featuring a blog on the art of play and a vibrant collection of games designed to spark joy, creativity and connection.
The U.S. Play Coalition is a national network dedicated to promoting the value of play for people of all ages — championing research, education, and advocacy to inspire a more playful world.
The National Institute for Play champions play as a lifelong necessity. This site contains a library of articles and thoughts from play scientists and experts.
Take the five-day New York Times Creativity Challenge to help you tap into your own creativity. Each day presents you with a different brief creativity exercise. Available to NYT subscribers and anyone who signs up for a free account.

A hub of climate comedy from University of Colorado students, where sketch comedy meets creative climate communication — part o fthe larger ‘Inside the Greenhouse’ project.
The world’s largest online cartoon database, curated for climate-themed humor — bringing wit, illustration, and a fresh perspective to the climate conversation through the power of satire.
Connect with Climate Play and Lucy Hawthorne, a UK environmental activist and play enthusiast who uses LEGO and other play-based learning to help people engage more deeply, honestly and creatively on climate.
A LEGO education campaign designed to inspire leaders with the bold climate solutions imagined by youth—empowering the next generation to build a more sustainable future.

https://www.annetheresegennari.com/
Changing the narrative on climate change so that we can act from courage and excitement, not fear. Cl i ma te Optimism is not about taking a step back and hoping for the best to happen. It’s about diving into awareness and choosing a path of resilience, action, and hope!
A companion to the book 'The Existential Toolkit for Climate Justice Educators', this site offers insights and resources from its authors to support transformative climate education. Specific to this topic, see Part VI on ‘Joy and Resilience as Resistance’.
This site offers plans for a free workshop designed to foster happiness in climate work—helping participants channel positivity into meaningful action.
A non-profit focusing on “building emotional resilience in a changing climate”.
A Portland-based networking organization aiming to connect people in climate and sustainability and help grow Portland as a hub of innovation. Hosts local events, including hikes and happy hours.