100 GREAT IDEAS.

Our 100 Great Ideas campaigns are online conversations where, in partnership with our amazing host committee of local topic experts and leaders, we invite anyone and everyone to share their opinion about the best way to solve a pressing community issue. At the end of the campaigns, we synthesize all ideas into a report which we share broadly. We then bring the top ideas to the decision-makers in the community who have the ability to implement them.

100 GREAT IDEAS INCUBATOR.

The 100 Great Ideas Incubator supports locals in bringing to life top ideas from the 100 Great Ideas campaign. Locals can apply to receive seed funding, coaching, mentorship, and support to activate a project that aligns with one (or more) of the top ideas. Read more about the inaugural cohort from the 100 Great Ideas Incubator born out of Campaign No. 5 on Climate Resilience & Sustainability:

If you’re hoping to learn a bit more about how our changing climate is impacting South Florida, as well as which leaders and organizations are leading the charge to advocate for and implement solutions, check out our backgrounder (available below in English, Spanish, and Haitian Creole).

If you’re hoping to learn a bit more about how our changing climate is impacting South Florida, as well as which leaders and organizations are leading the charge to advocate for and implement solutions, check out our backgrounder (available below in English, Spanish, and Haitian Creole).

Our Latest Campaign

Campaign No.05: CLIMATE RESILIENCE & SUSTAINABILITY

We're already experiencing the negative impacts of climate change in South Florida and we desperately need to elevate and implement solutions to both help us adapt to rising seas and higher temperatures and help us build a more sustainable way of living that protects our planet and region for many generations to come.

From November 12th-16th, 2018, everyone in our region was invited to a 5-day, online conversation held on Facebook to brainstorm solutions on how to build a more resilient and sustainable community. They posted their own ideas, commented on others, or read through and “liked” their favorite ideas.

The conversation was facilitated by a host committee of community organizations and experts leading the way on this issue:

And because we wanted to invite everyone in our South Florida region to join the conversation, this campaign, we took what has traditionally been an online conversation out into the community during community house parties to both spread information about climate change and invite solutions from community members who might not have otherwise joined us online. House parties were our way of bringing the 100 Great Ideas brainstorm off of the web and into the real world, to deepen the dialogue, and ensure that we unearthed the perspectives of a wide range of locals.

Campaign No.04

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Campaign No.05

CLIMATE