About TCP
The Climate Project (TCP) is a non-profit founded in 2006 by former US Vice President and Nobel Laureate Al Gore. TCP's mission is to educate the public and to raise awareness of the climate crisis at a grassroots level worldwide.
About TCP
The Climate Project (TCP) began in June 2006 as a commitment by formerUS Vice President Al Gore to train 1,000 Americans to become Presenters and to give the slideshow from his Academy Award-winning film An Inconvenient Truth. The first TCP Presenter training was held in Nashville, Tennessee, which is the home of its international headquarters. Mr. Gore's initial goal has been met and exceeded. TCP now has more than 3,000 Presenters around the globe who have reached an audience of more than 7.3 million people worldwide.
TCP thrives as a result of the commitment, dedication, and passion of its Presenters to educate, encourage, and promote dialogue about climate crisis as well as potential solutions and policy reform. TCP Presenters come from all areas across the globe and all walks of life. They are scientists, academics, business leaders, artists, government workers, member of civic groups, place of worship and students.
In February 2009, TCP expanded its mission with a new commitment to mobilize progressive voices to influence key decision makers to take strong positions to the treaty negotiations scheduled to take place in Copenhagen in December.
In addition to its US headquarters, TCP has established international branches in Australia, Canada, India, Spain, the United Kingdom, Indonesia, and Mexico resulting in the training of hundreds of other committed individuals.
TCP also has an official presence in Argentina, Hungary, Israel, Italy, Singapore and Turkey. New plans are being devised for trainings in Eastern and South Europe as well as China.
In February 2009, TCP expanded its mission with a new commitment to mobilize progressive voices to influence key decision makers to take strong positions to the treaty negotiations scheduled to take place in Copenhagen in December.
Whether your contribution to combating climate change is small or large, we can all have some impact. The good news is that together, our collective influence can make a difference. Be a part of our mission to raise awareness about this crisis and encourage action seen and heard around the world.
Former Vice President and Nobel Laureate Al Gore released "Our Choice," his new book that focuses on current solutions to the climate crisis today.
