Events

April 2023

NRDC’s annual Climate Storytelling Fellowship, presented in partnership with the Black List, the Redford Center and the CAA Foundation, will open in April for submissions. The fellowship offers financial support and creative mentorship to writers to support the revision of a feature screenplay or pilot that engages with climate change in a meaningful way through events, actions, character, emotions, plot, and/or setting. Learn more about the fellowship.

April 12–20, 2023
New York (April 12), San Francisco (April 18), Santa Monica (April 20)

NRDC President & CEO Manish Bapna is hitting the road to meet NRDC Members throughout April. Please join him for cocktails and conversation around the future of environmental protection and learn how NRDC is evolving as we lead the fight for climate action. Manish will be joined by a special guest in conversation, followed by a Q&A. For more information or to RSVP, please email: specialevents@nrdc.org. 

April 13–16, 2023
Chicago

NRDC will participate for the 10th consecutive year in EXPO CHICAGO, the international contemporary and modern art exhibition. Our indoor and outdoor show will feature contemporary artists to inspire conversation about key environmental issues. The core exhibit will be complemented by additional events and programming—free to the public to ensure accessibility and inclusivity—to engage the EXPO CHICAGO audience as well as the greater Chicago community.

June 15–18, 2023
Great Stage Park, Manchester, Tennessee

As part of our annual partnership with Bonnaroo, NRDC’s digital activation will engage fans on the urgency of the climate crisis through digital content creation, on-site messaging, and calls to action. Through our partnership with Propeller, festival-goers can take climate action with NRDC for a chance to win upgraded artist experiences at Bonnaroo—enter now!

June 21–24, 2023
Los Angeles + virtual

NRDC sponsors the annual Hollywood Climate Summit, an annual call to action of the entertainment and media community to address the climate emergency. Now in its fourth year, the summit will take place in person and virtually to inspire and activate young entertainment professionals about climate change and how to integrate climate storytelling into their work.