
Project Survival Media (PSM) is a global youth journalism network dedicated to broadcasting stories of survival and ingenuity in the face of climate change.


Project Survival Media was hired by 350.org and the Sierra Club to take photos for the Forward on Climate Actions in Washington, DC. Here are some of our favorites from the rally, where over 40,000 people took to the streets on February 17th, 2013.
The “bottle lamp” is a brilliant and creative way the children from the Kibera slum in Nairobi are using to light up their classrooms and still lessen their almost non-existent carbon footprint.
Many still suffer from the effects of Sandy, the post-tropical superstorm. If we are to abate these kinds of disasters, if we are to look our children in the eye and tell them we really care about their future, if we are to command changes that linger for decades to come, then we need climate policies urgently.
In search of water is a short documentary film that brings to life a powerful story in which community members pool together their collective knowledge and build a system that keeps water close to home.
Machakos, Kenya is an incredible place, transformed by community leadership from a bleak environmentally degraded village to a thriving agricultural epicenter.
Mumo is a standard 4 pupil (equivalent to 4th grade in elementary school) and knows not of climate change. He is oblivious of the increasing temperatures that force his mother to stay up all night queuing to fetch water or the recent erratic flooding that has hit the area since our visit a month ago, due to changing climatic patterns.
Social enterprises have embarked on clean and viable renewable energy based solutions to lighten rural India.