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Founded Al Gore in 2006, The Climate Reality Project works to catalyse a global solution to climate breakdown by making urgent action a necessity across every sector of society.
As of 2025, thousands of Climate Reality Leaders are working to inspire communities in 190 countries to act on climate. To support this network of Climate Reality Leaders, Climate Reality branches exist in strategic regions.
The Australia & Pacific branch of The Climate Reality Project is one of 11 international branches. The team offers trained leaders wide-ranging workshops and leadership opportunities. Thanks to these efforts, more than one in 40 Australians have seen a Climate Reality presentation, helping drive greater public awareness of solutions.
The University of Melbourne hosts the Australia & Pacific branch. We are committed to fostering an environment in which the relationship between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and their fellow Australians is characterised by deep mutual respect.
As of 2025, thousands of Climate Reality Leaders are working to inspire communities in 190 countries to act on climate. To support this network of Climate Reality Leaders, Climate Reality branches exist in strategic regions.
The Australia & Pacific branch of The Climate Reality Project is one of 11 international branches. The team offers trained leaders wide-ranging workshops and leadership opportunities. Thanks to these efforts, more than one in 40 Australians have seen a Climate Reality presentation, helping drive greater public awareness of solutions.
The University of Melbourne hosts the Australia & Pacific branch. We are committed to fostering an environment in which the relationship between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and their fellow Australians is characterised by deep mutual respect.
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Branch ManagerImogen Butler |
Host OrganisationThe University of Melbourne |
Number of Climate Reality Leaders2 590 |
International BranchesA branch aims to maintain an engaged, civically active network in that country or region after a Leadership Corps training.
Branches run advocacy campaigns, mobilise the network for collective action, and influence change at the local, regional, or national levels. |
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The University of MelbourneMelbourne Climate FuturesWe are co-hosted with Melbourne Climate Futures at The University of Melbourne. Melbourne Climate Futures connects and amplifies the depth and breadth of University of Melbourne research, creates a portal to share ideas and collaborate on real action, and empowers the next generation of climate activists.
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