In 2024, the world saw the hottest year ever recorded, and climate change is only getting worse. As extreme storms, floods, and typhoons become more frequent, the people who’ve done the least to cause this crisis are the ones paying the highest price.
This exhibition shares the powerful, personal stories of those on the frontlines of climate change. Through images of treasured belongings destroyed in typhoons, alongside audio recordings and video interviews with those who’ve suffered first-hand, we invite you to experience the stories of Filipino communities at breaking point and find out how you can help.
Each photograph and story represents not just a loss, but a call for change. It’s a reminder that the climate crisis is not distant—it’s happening now. We stand together in solidarity, demanding action from those most responsible.
Come, see the exhibition, hear their voices, and join our movement for climate justice. Together, we can fight for a better, more just future for everyone.
When: Friday 14th March & Saturday 15th March 10am-3pm
Where: Jubilee Square Pavilion, Victoria Street, St Albans, AL1 3HZ
The venue is fully accessible, ensuring everyone can experience and engage with the exhibition. We’re dedicated to working with you to find a solution to access needs to help you participate. We recognise that people have different needs – please get in touch if you have any access or inclusion needs, and please bring along anything that you need to help you participate.
We look forward to seeing you and we encourage you to bring a friend or two along too!