Subverting deepfake to amplify the unheard voices of the climate crisis.
Making some noise
We needed to educate the public, make it an unignorable agenda point for COP27, and pressure the government to support the setting up of the fund. But, asking politely to get on the agenda doesn’t get you anywhere. So we launched “Hack the Agenda”, a reactive social campaign to hijack trending conversations daily, and steer them towards this important topic. We pointed out hypocrisy, scandal, and greenwashing – posting it straight back into social media – explaining the need for wealthy countries to compensate the global South, and encouraging people to sign our petition.
Deepfaking the Prime Minister
To get to the heart of UK politics, we recruited someone with first-hand experience of the climate crisis and a strong following, Ugandan climate activist Vanessa Nakate. We helped her “hack” the UK Prime Minister, using deepfake to put her voice and message into the mouth of Liz Truss.