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5 takeaways from the Funding, People and Place conference

At a landmark conference in Newcastle’s Wylam Brewery, Impatience Earth’s Alex Cameron-Smith and Sarah Farrell heard from community leaders, climate resilience experts, and energy transition campaigners. Their five takeaways cover inclusive engagement, heat resilience, just transition, community leadership, and the growing role of philanthropic funding.

Inclusive Futures

Produced with the Barnwood Trust, Inclusive Futures is a primer for funders covering what it truly means to fund inclusive climate action for disability, neurodivergence and mental health in the UK.

Impatience was a virtue at COP30!

We’re lucky to have Wellbeing Director Heather Salmon supporting our team at Impatience Earth. Her guidance helps us stay grounded while tackling the emotional demands of climate action. In her guest blog, A Charter for Our Times, Heather shares how creating a team charter has strengthened our culture, clarified our values, and built collective resilience.

A Charter for Our Times: How creating a charter can unleash transformational change

We’re lucky to have Wellbeing Director Heather Salmon supporting our team at Impatience Earth. Her guidance helps us stay grounded while tackling the emotional demands of climate action. In her guest blog, A Charter for Our Times, Heather shares how creating a team charter has strengthened our culture, clarified our values, and built collective resilience.

Shifting power in philanthropy: The Mama Cash model

Mama Cash shows how feminist, participatory philanthropy can shift power to grassroots movements. By trusting local expertise and prioritising long-term, flexible support, it helps communities drive systemic change and reimagine what just, inclusive funding looks like

Investing Together in Regenerative Agriculture

Working in agri-business has never been more challenging. Climate disruption, biodiversity loss, water scarcity and geopolitical instability are reshaping the sector. Regenerative agriculture offers a path to resilience. ​

This guide shows how to begin, experiment and scale your investment in solutions, drawing on case studies and practical insights from leaders across the agri-business world.​

Report for funders: Invisible women in climate action

Women in the UK face heightened risks from climate change—from excess deaths during heatwaves to rising domestic abuse linked to climate shocks. Yet just 0.2% of UK climate funding for impacted communities reaches women’s rights organisations. This report reveals who is most at risk and outlines practical steps for funders to shift power and resources towards those already leading resilience efforts on the ground.