Browse the Storybank
Stories are tagged by feeling, climate concern, and place. Search the storybank for these keywords (or click on categories) to see how experiences of climate change are connected.
Chaeri’s Story
I remember wearing thick Ugg boots with multiple layers of clothing and a huge thick jacket…
Anonymous Story (Philadelphia and New York)
I always loved snow more than anything. The cold and the silence of snow makes…
Anonymous Story ( United States)
Bodies: Everywhere, bodies. The road is lined with the splattered remains of beaver, raccoon…
Jack’s Story
When I was a kid, the only redeemable thing about winters in Philadelphia was snow. Or, more specifically, snow days
Dylan’s Story
A memory popped up on my Facebook timeline. In 2015, only five years ago, I made post…
Amanpreet’s Story
While my dad is not formally educated to know the term “climate change,” he is aware that…
Anonymous Story
roads melted on the curb. tarry smells in summer. precipitation – it just feels different…
Danny’s Story
Growing up in South Jersey, I’ve spent summers going to the Jersey Shore my whole life. I’ve noticed the beach getting…
Piotr’s Story
I can sense climate change in my parent’s backyard. As a child, I…
Anonymous Story (Philadelphia)
Summers are becoming increasingly extreme, making it more difficult…
Jenny’s Story
The channel between the island where I live, and the neighboring island, rarely freezes during the winter…
Nick’s Story
Los Angeles has been experiencing severe drought for the better part of this decade…
Marian’s Story
I’ve always lived in Miami, and I have experienced its sporadic weather. Recently, however, the…
Caterina’s Story
The rainy or dry seasons used to be very predictable back home, but in recent…
Anonymous Story (Ipswich)
Noreasters bring ice and water ever closer to my cousins home along the estuary…
Grace’s Story
drought threatens ecosystems as well as peace within communities.
Shilpa’s Story
I am sensing the climate change through increasing occurrences of…
AJ’s Story
Extremely destructive natural disasters are much more frequent…
Anonymous Story (Philadelphia)
I’m seeing more yo-yo weather. For example, heavy snow in the winter…
Nick’s Story
It’s much hotter!
Adamseged’s Story
At home, more than 60% of our economy is based on agriculture but with the changing…
Abul-Rakeem’s Story
More floods + droughts destroying our farming lands…
Thomas’ Story
As climate change has destabilized the air/water currents, I have watched as my home town…
Ryan’s Story
Hotter than ever 🙁
Prithu’s Story
Much more intense summers, changing habitats for native trees…