In this episode of the D4 Data Podcast, we sit down with Sally Giblin, a leader in the climate action movement. Listen as we discuss the importance of approaching climate action with a sense of "stubborn optimism," the power of "What if" thinking for a better future, and the need for shared responsibility and collaboration across generations. We also delve into the political and economic barriers to implementing sustainable solutions at scale, the impact of climate change on marginalized communities, and ways to communicate the urgency of the climate crisis to the young generation. Sally also shares examples of community-based solutions and her thoughts on intergenerational change and overcoming barriers. Additionally, she shares her inspiration and aspirations and discusses her podcast Hope Act Thrive. Tune in for an enlightening and inspiring discussion on taking action to combat climate change.

Sally Giblin is an award-winning founder, podcast co-host, environmentalist, writer, and parent. Her purpose is to unleash the power of families to rewrite our climate story. Sally is a Co-Founder of Be The Future, which is a creating educational multimedia for children that inspires families to take environmental action using humour, surprise and hope. She's also a Co-Host of the Hope. Act. Thrive. Podcast, where she has bite-size conversations with leading climate thinkers, doers and shakers. Sally also writes and speaks about climate change and raising nature-loving children, for publications such as Pebble Magazine, Peppermint Magazine, The Grace Tales, Happy Eco News, Thrive, and Climate Conscious. Sally is a Greenpeace Australia Pacific General Assembly Member, an Australian Parents for Climate Action spokesperson, and a Climate Reality Leader. She’s also a startup mentor for Founder Institute, the world's largest early-stage accelerator. She’s been at the forefront of many social impact initiatives over the years, with organizations such as Young UN Women and Social Good Summit.