Purpose Disruptors: The good life brief

Creatives for Climate partnered with Purpose Disruptors to launch The Good Life Brief, an effort to reimagine 2030 as a positive, exciting, and green future.

The campaign resulted in an almost 200-attendee kickoff meeting and the generation of over 40 creative assets that were displayed in the Tate Modern and at COP28.

The task

Envision 2030 as a positive, fulfilling future people can look forward to - and shape themselves.

Depictions of the future are often technical, scary, or boring.

The Goodlife 2030 team asked the Creatives for Climate community to create images of the future that leaned away from these concepts and into the idea of connection—with self and with nature.

The solution

A call to our creative community for images or posters

We launched the campaign brief with an highly promoted online webinar, activating our creative community to respond.

The campaign occurred within a short time period of only two weeks, in which we were able to recruit over 200 attendees and over 40 bespoke campaign responses.

The results

40 campaign assets, a 200 attendee kickoff meeting, and high-profile exhibitions

Over one week, professionals, agencies, and studios submitted poems, posters, banner ads, illustrations, and fine art.

The result was gallery of hope, inspiration, and connection that was exhibited at Tate Modern as part of the Purpose Disruptors Earth Day Summit and at COP28.

Browse the campaign assets

Aimee Brewerton, Purpose Disruptors

“Working with the Creatives for climate community this year for the Earth Day creative challenge was a highlight of our year.

What a community of talented humans. A force. Excited for 2024. .”

Tim Alexander, Creatives for Climate Member

“I got involved with the Good Life 2030 project as I saw a need for creatives to highlight the issues surrounding climate change that we as people need to be making, to ensure positive changes. I really enjoyed working on this piece, it was fun to work on something that I care about, but approach the topic in a positive light.”

Ally Kingston, Creative Lead at The Goodlife 2030

“We're so excited about the volume and quality of entries, and overall the comments & buzz from the entrants has been something to behold.

Since we developed the Client 2030 brief in 2021, we've always dreamed of opening it to the wider creative community.

And this year, we're so excited to co-host the new brief with our friends at Creatives for Climate.”