People’s Museum
of Climate Justice
Co-curated with communities on the frontlines of the climate crisis — this museum is a testament to resilience, a stage for survivor stories, and a call to collective action.
Explore the storiesWhat’s the People’s Museum of Climate Justice
Memory as confrontation. This museum weaves together human suffering, extreme weather, and the relentless pursuit of fossil fuels. Here, community voices demand accountability from those who have long put profit before people and planet. Against a backdrop of record-breaking disasters, the costs of fossil-fueled climate chaos fall hardest on communities least responsible for the crisis. The debate about who is to blame is over. This museum bridges cause and effect and invites you to stand in solidarity with those calling for change.
Featured Stories
Discover stories of pain, loss, hope and heroism from people around the world experiencing the impacts of climate change.
JESSICA ROJERO
Yellow Rope | Philippines
LEO GAGANTE
Damaged Crucifix | Philippines
SHIRLY RONABIO
Fish Net | Philippines
FRANK MARBA
Small Lamp | Philippines
GUILLAUME KALONJI
Cellphone | DR Congo
HAZEL BRUM
Bakhaw Stem | Philippines
ROCHELLE MERGAL
Climate Resolution | Philippines
TWONGIRWE IREEN
Plastics | Uganda
AMADOR MACABUTAS
Seaweed in a Jar | Philippines
LORENA IVY OGANIA
Kulambo | Philippines
MARY MERGAL
Piece of Cabinet | Philippines
FELISA CASTRO
Bariw Basket | Philippines
SPIROS SVARNAS
Beehives | Greece
WIWI
Coffee Beans | Indonesia
SHARIFAH ‘VIVI’ HAWA
Dried Fish | Malaysia
EMILY RUBI CAMACHO
Elementary School | Mexico
STELLA BOUFIKOU
Greece
VASILIKI MALISIOTI
Greece
LAWRENCE
India
MIGUEL COBOS
Wooden Home | Mexico
TINA GRENIER
Remnants of Wildfire | Canada
ELLEN TAMATA
Mobile Phone | Vanuatu
JESSICA MEJIAS
Conch Shell | Philippines
ANNIE CASQUEJO
Crucifix & Santo Niño | Mexico
TONY ABLETES
Dugos | Philippines
NOURAN EL MARSAFY
Flower Hat | Egypt
QUEENEE DELA CRUZ
Kindergarten Book | Philippines
WU PUHUI
Red Bow Helmet | China
ARNOLD OBGUIA
Paintings on Broken Woods | Philippines
NOURAN EL MARSAFY
Passport | UAE / India
YAN TU
Photo of a Decaying Buddha Statue | China
BLESSING EWA
Plastic Water Bottle | Nigeria
MARCIANO IBAÑEZ
Señor Santo Niño | Philippines
SHANE CARMACETE
Stuffed Toy | Philippines
VIRGILIA BASAR
Thermos | Philippines
ANGEL GRACIA
Boardwalk Plank | Philippines
Why Fight for Climate Justice?
They didn’t cause this. They’re paying for it. Nobody in this museum drilled for oil. Nobody here got rich from coal or gas. But they are the ones who lost the house, the boat, the harvest, the people they loved.
That is the injustice. The companies that heated the planet kept the profits. The bill went to families who did almost nothing to cause it. And it isn’t happening somewhere else, to someone else. The storms are getting stronger. The floods are reaching streets that never used to flood. The next story here could be your family’s. They did nothing to deserve it. Neither will you, when it’s your turn.