No one can make Rihanna feel like she’s the only girl in the world if there’s no world to live in — and more importantly, the communities suffering the most from the climate crisis don’t deserve to feel as though they’re alone in their fight for change.
“We must Power Our Planet if we want to protect it,” the Clara Lionel Foundation stated on Instagram in May. “That’s why CLF is teaming up with PM Mottley and @GlblCtzn to demand funding for the world’s most impoverished countries to help mitigate the devastating impacts of climate change! Join us as we demand other world leaders take action NOW.”
Global Citizen has a long history of collaborating with musicians in hopes of using their lucrative platforms to raise awareness for global issues. Later this week, on June 22, the organization will stream Power Our Planet: Live in Paris, a benefit concert featuring performances from Lenny Kravitz, Billie Eilish, H.E.R., and Jon Batiste. Finneas, Ayra Starr, Joé Dwèt Filé, and Mosimann will appear as special guests.
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