Partner Organizations
By advocating for every individual’s agency, PACT amplifies voices and promotes collaboration for global change. Each organization within PACT brings offerings to the sector, inviting multiple pathways for engaging in meaningful climate action and allowing each initiative to innovate, explore solutions, and build community while supported by and supporting a collective, aligned network.
Art into Acres
Member since 2021
Art into Acres (AiA) is an artist-run non-profit supporting permanent large-scale land conservation on behalf of the arts community. The initiative has supported a range of new permanent protected areas including new Indigenous protected areas, community-conserved areas, municipal parks, regional parks, and national parks.
Art + Climate Action
Member since 2021
Art + Climate Action (ACA) is a California-based collective uniting non-profit arts spaces, commercial endeavors, art workers, patrons, and artist studios to serve environmental justice. We help organizations (large and small) take account of their carbon output and provide strategic solutions for reducing waste and achieving zero-emissions practices.
Art Switch Foundation
Member since 2021
Art Switch is a NYC/Amsterdam-based nonprofit in the field of Art and Climate Action born in 2019. Accelerating climate-conscious shifts in the arts, we educate, engage, and connect artists, scientists, academics, and art professionals through public programming, educational initiatives, and academic conferences organized between Europe and the US.
Artists Commit
Member since 2021
Artists Commit (AC) is an artist-led collective committed to a climate-conscious, resilient, and equitable future. AC focuses on ways artists can catalyze change within the sector, specifically through collaborations with presenting partners exhibiting and circulating their work.
Creative Migration
Member since 2025
Creative Migration is a women-of-color-led, international arts organization based in Los Angeles and Bangkok. Our mission is to bring together cultural and climate diplomacy, focusing on collaborative community building through intersectional practices. Creative Migration was founded in 2005 by our Executive Director, Susannah Tantemsapya, in California. She expanded operations to Thailand in 2018 to open our largest project to date, Bangkok 1899: a cultural and civic hub representing the intersection of art, design, urbanism, and social innovation.
Galleries Commit
Member since 2021
Galleries Commit (GC) is a worker-led collective committed to a climate-conscious, resilient, and equitable future for New York City galleries. With a focus on building community, sharing knowledge, and responding to what gallery workers need, Galleries Commit currently maintains a community platform of workers, artists and allies from a range of galleries, a database for intersectional climate action, and a collective conservation partnership for the visual arts sector.
Gallery Climate Coalition
Member since 2021
Gallery Climate Coalition (GCC) was founded in 2020 by a group of gallerists and professionals working in the commercial arts sector as an attempt to develop a meaningful and industry-specific response to the growing climate crisis. The goal of GCC is to facilitate a greener, more sustainable art world and to reduce the sector’s carbon footprint by at least 50% by 2030 in line with the Paris Agreement. This will be achieved by providing members with industry specific guidelines and practical tools including a carbon calculator to measure emissions.
Ki Culture
Member since 2021
Ki Culture is a non-profit organization promoting sustainability through culture. We believe in the capacity of the cultural sector to inspire and educate the world on sustainability - but that to do so effectively, the field must also be sustainable itself. Ki Culture empowers individuals and institutions to become leaders for a sustainable future through original programming, resources, tools and an international network.