Forest For Trees Collective is a women-run environmental justice arts and education project. We are a returning organization in residence on Governors Island, where we host group exhibitions, residencies, workshops, and programming. We are proud to approach environmental education through interdisciplinary, experiential, and intergenerational engagement.
Forest For Trees Collective is a grassroots artists' collective with a public arts space on Governors Island. For four years, we've catalyzed conversations at the intersection of climate science, cultural wisdom, and social justice—blending artistic expression with educational storytelling to inspire real change.
We're raising funds to bring our mentors, the International Council of Thirteen Indigenous Grandmothers, to New York during Climate Week. These visionary women will share their profound ecological knowledge and leadership with our community.
Your support will enable us to host a powerful public panel, broadcast their insights through our New York radio partners, and permanently archive their voices for future generations. Together, we'll amplify Indigenous and ecofeminist wisdom.
Forest For Trees Collective is a women-run environmental justice arts and education project. We are a returning organization in residence on Governors Island, where we host group exhibitions, residencies, workshops, and programming. We are proud to approach environmental education through interdisciplinary, experiential, and intergenerational engagement.
Forest For Trees Collective is a grassroots artists' collective with a public arts space on Governors Island. For four years, we've catalyzed conversations at the intersection of climate science, cultural wisdom, and social justice—blending artistic expression with educational storytelling to inspire real change.
We're raising funds to bring our mentors, the International Council of Thirteen Indigenous Grandmothers, to New York during Climate Week. These visionary women will share their profound ecological knowledge and leadership with our community.
Your support will enable us to host a powerful public panel, broadcast their insights through our New York radio partners, and permanently archive their voices for future generations. Together, we'll amplify Indigenous and ecofeminist wisdom.
New York, United States