No one can doubt the commitment of K-pop fans. With the climate justice collective Kpop4planet, National Geographic 33 changemakers Nurul Sarifah and Hyekyeong Kim harness fan fervor to achieve green commitments. Read more about their work: #NatGeo33#

Africa holds 60% of the world's best solar potential & receives only 2% of global clean energy investment. With the right finance, the continent could generate 10 times more electricity than it needs by 2040 – entirely from renewables. Africa must be at the centre of climate justice.

🙏🏿💪🏿 @ClaraLionelFdn & @Jack’s #StartSmall#! we are partnering with 18 organizations across the U.S. & Caribbean to support the climate justice movement. these grants support entities focused on & led by women, youth, Black, Indigenous, people of color & LGBTQIA+ communities.

MacKenzie Scott has given away $26 billion — almost entirely to progressive groups that seek to dismantle the very way of life that built her fortune: • $275M to Planned Parenthood • $51M to The Trevor Project for LGBTQ youth • $1.2B for racial equity education • $586M to racial justice groups—including Movement for Black Lives • $163M to LGBTQ organizations including Transgender Law Center • $133M to gender equity • $125M to climate justice • $200M to open borders immigration groups