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Hot Poets

Hot Poets is an award-winning arts organisation, working in the highest levels and deepest roots of the climate space to powerfully communicate climate change science and action through spoken word poetry - the real stories of ecological innovation and hope we don’t often hear. Hot Poets currently works internationally in partnership with the UNFCCC, The Gaia Foundation, Met Office, Urban Releaf, National Poetry Day and over 30 partners in 5 continents. Integral to our partnership with We Feed the UK, is the commissioning of world class regional poets, reflecting the broad diversity of voices and communities.

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