Preview of the magazine. Still content to be added. Final launch in February.

SDGzine 05: Climate Action to Preview at Art Geneva
A Creative Collaboration Showcasing Global Innovations in Combating Climate Change

Geneva, Switzerland – January 29, 2025 – SDGzine 05: Climate Action, the latest edition of the innovative publication dedicated to advancing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), will make its exclusive preview debut today at Art Geneva. The edition unites a diverse array of contributions from artists, researchers, innovators, and thought leaders working to inspire action on one of humanity’s most pressing challenges: climate change.
The preview of SDGzine 05 will take place in the Art & Science Co-Lab space, a unique collaborative initiative at Art Geneva with people from CERN , HUG (Geneva University Hospitals), the United Nations and more.

“We believe that creativity and collaboration across disciplines are critical to addressing global challenges like climate change,” said Jan Van Mol, publisher of SDGzine and founder of Addictlab. “This edition captures a rich tapestry of ideas and projects that highlight how art, science, and innovation can work together to inspire sustainable solutions.”

Focusing on SDG 13: Climate Action, SDGzine 05 serves as a platform to amplify creative responses to the climate crisis. From visual art and photography to scientific insights and design innovations, the magazine showcases the collective efforts of changemakers across the globe.

Highlights from SDGzine 05 include:
Creativity for the Planet: How Art Confronts the Plastic Crisis – Exploring how artists address plastic pollution through innovative artworks.
Greengeoearth: A German Startup That Can Change the World – Featuring groundbreaking innovations in sustainability.
The Geneva Pledge for Gender-Responsive Climate Action – Linking gender equality and climate action.
Floating Ecosystems: Floradeau – Highlighting floating ecosystems designed to support biodiversity and water purification.
Dr. Jane Goodall at The International School of Geneva – Recounting Dr. Goodall’s visit and her inspiring environmental message.
The magazine also features visual works that provoke thought and inspire action, including the cover artwork by Luis Marques, which powerfully represents the urgency of addressing climate change.
Work in progress: the magazine, as all SDGzines mostly online, is shown as a preview and will continue to be edited and receive content in February.

Editorial Team

• Jane Lim
• Brice Copy
• Cassie Heighton
• Jan Van Mol

Climate Action