Scottish Communities Climate Action Network

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The Scottish Communities Climate Action Network (SCCAN) is a network organization supporting community-led action across Scotland to address the climate and nature emergency and work toward a just, thriving and resilient Scotland. SCCAN serves as the Transition Network Hub for Scotland, part of the global Transition Network movement of communities coming together to reimagine and rebuild the world. The organization provides training, resources, small grants, regional networking, and storytelling initiatives to empower local climate action groups throughout Scotland.

Funding Opportunities

Storytelling Mini-Grants

SCCAN offers storytelling mini-grants to support contributions to the 1000 Better Stories project, showcasing inspiring stories of community-led climate action through a blog and a podcast. This is one of the ways SCCAN encourages a Storyteller Collective – an emerging group of Scotland-based storytellers who are using their creativity to help imagine a future worth fighting for. The mini-grants of £250 each support projects focused on climate action and climate justice from storytellers who would like to contribute to SCCAN's Storytellers Collective. The Storytellers Collective is a growing group of Scotland-based storytellers whose aim is to give voice to inspiring stories of community-led climate action and engage wider audiences in conversations around positive actions and visions for a just transition into a better tomorrow for communities around Scotland. Funded projects can include podcast episodes, short blogs, photo essays, short films, audio walks, comic strips, illustrations, or mixed media formats that tell stories about community-led climate action, social justice, and climate solutions.

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