Who gets to imagine the future? How can we rethink justice, governance and community in light of climate change? And most importantly, how do we prioritize the innovation & imagination of those most impacted?
We've hosted dozens of workshops with thousands of participants across South Asia and the U.S. to ask these questions and create a forum for uplifting new voices. We've published two anthologies of climate writing from young South Asian authors (with a third currently in process) and hosted exhibits at venues across India and Nepal.
The founder and director of the In100Years Project is Evan Tims, a PhD student in environmental anthropology at the University of Pennsylvania, Luce and Fulbright Scholar who has nearly a decade of experience in research, climate communications and editing.
Our collaborators have also included Quixote's Cove Bookshop (Kathmandu), Utopia (Kathmandu), 10 Billion Strong (US/Dhaka), The Asian University for Women (Chattogram, Bangladesh), Eco.Logic Programs (Washington, D.C.), and the American Center (Kolkata, India).
We've received direct support from the Henry Luce Foundation, the Fulbright Scholars Program and Quixote's Cove.
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