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Our Community

Our volunteer Climate Reality Leaders catalyze action in response to the climate crisis by means of presentations, personal outreach, dynamic digital initiatives, and inspirational events. Their goal is to influence the political narrative in order to make the Paris Agreement a reality.

Climate Reality Leaders come from various backgrounds, from high school students to top business managers. They form a dynamic group of world-changers who are shaping the conversation on climate everywhere, from the family dinner table to international summits. Together, they are building a 21st-century movement for solutions.

Our Network in Numbers

Meet the Team

As well as supporting Climate Reality Leaders on the ground and catalyzing action, the Branch staff actively promote European policy efforts together with partner organisations.

Local leadership: Climate Hubs

As our network grows, we are excited to introduce Climate Reality Hubs—a new, city-based model designed to strengthen local climate action and leadership across Europe. Hubs are volunteer-led local groups, bringing together Climate Reality Leaders and community members to drive meaningful change in their cities and regions.

This transition marks a shift away from the National Volunteer Coordinator model toward a structure that decentralizes leadership, fosters collaboration, and creates more opportunities for engagement at the grassroots level. Instead of a single national contact, leadership is now distributed among local Hubs, allowing for more flexibility, stronger connections to local communities, and greater impact.

🌍 Want to join a Hub or start one in your city? Learn more about the Climate Reality Hubs model and how to get involved:

Regional Organizers

To further support local efforts, Regional Organizers (ROs) will be onboarded in the coming months. Each RO will be responsible for supporting Hubs across multiple countries within a specific region, ensuring that local leaders have access to guidance, collaboration opportunities, and shared resources.

The four regions covered by Regional Organizers will be:

  • Northern Europe – Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Ireland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Sweden, and United Kingdom

  • Southern Europe – Cyprus, Greece, Italy, Malta, Portugal, Spain and Turkey

  • Western Europe – Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Luxembourg, Netherlands, and Switzerland

  • Central & Eastern Europe - Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, and Slovenia


Once Regional Organizers are in place, their contact information will be available here for Climate Reality Leaders and Hubs looking for additional support.

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