Engagement
Westchester Illinois
March 2024
Morningstar
March 2024
Sierra Club
March 2024
Village of Park Forest
March 2024
Dirk Lohan
February 2024
Illinois Green Alliance Holiday Party, 2023
December 2023
Illinois Green Alliance Holiday Party, 2023
December 2023
Illinois Green Alliance Holiday Party, 2023
December 2023
3E Nano
November 2023
World Business Chicago
October 2023
Threading the Needle
October 2023
Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning
October 2023
Open House Chicago
October 2023
Open House Chicago
October 2023
Third Act Illinois
September 2023
Metropolitan Mayors Caucus
September 2023
Lake Forest College
August 2023
Whale Construction Team
June 2023
Community Support
“I believe that the Climate Action Museum can support our mission and will help us and others to raise awareness and enthusiasm for the opportunities created through the City’s decarbonization efforts in historically underserved Black and Brown communities.”
- Naomi Davis, Founder and CEO, Blacks in Green
“We believe the Climate Action Museum’s vision of inspiring Chicagoans to take action in their own communities and throughout the Chicagoland region to mitigate climate change will help push Chicago forward in the fight against climate change.”
- Robert ‘A.J.’ Patton, Managing Partner and Founder, 548 Enterprise
“The Climate Action Museum will…help advance the conversation for the conservation of water, designing healthy environments and equitable communities.”
- Alicia Ponce, Founder of Arquitina, Founder and Principal of APMonarch Architects
“The Climate Action Museum is an exciting and creative way to educate all Chicagoans about their impact on the environment and inspire them to take action in their own lives and in their own homes to reduce their carbon footprint.”
- Brian Imus, Executive Director, Illinois Green Alliance
“We believe that the Climate Action Museum will be a resource, whereby our Uptown residents, building owners and property managers can experience, learn and find solutions to mitigate the carbon emissions coming from their properties.”
- Lesley Showers, Executive Director, The Institute of Cultural Affairs
“The scale of needed change is so substantial that people are at a loss for what to do and where they can make an impact. Chicagoans would benefit from an accessible, engaging place that explains climate change and doable actions to mitigate its effects. That is the Climate Action Museum.”
- Bonnie McDonald, President and CEO, Landmarks Illinois
“I believe the Climate Action Museum can engage every community in the city. And I believe every community in the city needs to experience the Climate Action Museum.”
- Tim Tracey, AIA, SmithGroup, Vice President / Office Director (Chicago)
In the media
Jack Sloan’s blog, “Overcoming Inaction”
Anjulie Rao for Architect magazine, “Still Climate-Depressed—but a Little Hopeful—at the Climate Action Museum”
Yale Climate Connections: Chicagoans learn how to cut pollution at new Climate Action Museum