foundation
empowering change one activist at a time
we're on a mission to combat climate change and empower individuals to become effective climate activists. our innovative programs provide the tools, knowledge, and support needed to make a real impact on the ground.
our programs focus on
the most urgent climate causes
chilli academy
the first step on your journey to becoming a climate activist.
our comprehensive training program covers essential topics such as climate science, campaign strategy, and effective communication.
join cohorts of like-minded individuals, and with the guidance of our experienced team, launch your own campaign or join an existing campaign in just 3 days.
curriculum
dive into a dynamic curriculum designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to make a difference.
cohort
connect with fellow activists and build a global network of change-makers.
experienced team
learn from seasoned campaigners who have fought against fossil fuel projects on every continent.
apply now to our next cohort
chilli fellows
for those who have completed chilli academy or already have extensive experience in climate activism.
receive ongoing support, financial resources, and mentorship to amplify the impact of your initiatives during one year.
collaborate with other Fellows to create a powerful network of climate leaders, sharing insights and best practices.
ongoing support
benefit from continuous support as you take your campaigns to the next level
network
connect with a community of Chilli Fellows, each making a significant impact in their own way
catalyst for action
become part of a movement that is driving sustained, impactful change
meet the first cohort of changemakers
we fund research projects enabling grassroots activism
carbon bombs map
transparent data and visualization about the world's biggest fossil fuel extraction projects, and their links with companies and banks. An open source project supported by the chilli foundation for activists across the world and featured in Le Monde, The Guardian, and Der Spiegel.