What if the gap was never about what people know about climate change — but what they're able to do with that knowledge once they have it?

That's the question at the centre of our first report: Narrative Infrastructure: Arts and Culture for Liveable Futures.

Over the past year, we spoke with funders, scientists, artists and communicators across the US, the UK, Europe, India and Indonesia to understand why growing climate awareness hasn't translated into participation at the scale the crisis demands.

What we found: the gap isn't about information. It's about meaning, voice and infrastructure — who gets to imagine the future, who gets to tell that story, and whether the systems around storytelling are built to make it last.

Whether you're an artist, funder, policymaker or climate expert, there's something in here for you.