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"The Don has been used and abused – but water gives life" ~ Owen @NowThenMag explores local people's connections to the River Don. The series encourages people to question extractive, human-centred views of nature in favour of recognising and celebrating its right to thrive.

We've loved the OpenCivics's #GG20 so far, it's been amazing to connect with this ecosystem. Please consider reading our grant or supporting our groundbreaking work modelling the future rights of nature or better yet, get in contact! go.opencivics.co/riverdon_gg20

"A lot of Caribbean people are naturally drawn to water" As part of our 'Right to Thrive' series, I interviewed archivist and curator Ella Barrett about how being near water can become a radical act of healing Now Then Magazine River Dôn Project Sadacca Limited nowthenmagazine.com/articles/ella-…

"[The river] will sit with us for a cup of tea and share stories of who crossed their width." The fourth interview in our River Dôn Project Right to Thrive series is with Ahmad Yazan Miri, Syrian climate activist and nature adocate based in Sheffield. nowthenmagazine.com/articles/ahmad…

Tonight's Festival of Debate 2025 panel event 'How to Stop Climate Change' with the Grantham Centre, The University of Sheffield includes project co-founder Alban Krashi.

From Sam Walby in collaboration with River Dôn Project - a fascinating interview with our Upper Don Trail Trust Secretary Yvonne McMenemy and her husband Rob. They talk about the special place the river holds in their hearts. It’s why we do what we do! nowthenmagazine.com/articles/the-d…

Without visibility of the problem we can't have honest conversations. Without those conversations change isn't possible. The #RiverDonProject explores new ways to make the unseen visible and bring everyone together to engage with the challenges we face. theguardian.com/environment/ar…

"I connect to the water through the heart now – rather than through the head." Canal resident Kate Faulkes tells us how living on boat has changed her relationship to water, in a piece by Philippa Willitts: writer, editor, journo for our Right to Thrive River Dôn Project series. nowthenmagazine.com/articles/kate-…

We're at a vigil outside Sheffield station to remember the 116 journalists murdered by Israel to date as part of the ongoing genocide in Gaza. Organised by SheffieldPSC and Palestine Film Institute 🇵🇸 Intentionally targeting journalists is a war crime.

The River Dôn Project is hosting four river walks by local artists Joanna Rucklidge and Joanne Lee next month which will produce creative responses and works of art for a 2025 exhibition at Kelham Island Museum. Learn more 👇 nowthenmagazine.com/articles/these…

Join Sheffield Hallam University artist-researchers Joanna Rucklidge and Joanne Lee for river walks which will create work for an exhibition in 2025 🌿 The project is part of Hallam's work with River Dôn Project CCRI at Sheffield Hallam University Read more in Now Then Magazine ⬇ nowthenmagazine.com/articles/these…

🏞️ Take part in our river walks on the 7th / 21st / 28th September. 📰 Read more in the article below. 🎟️ Booking and details actionnetwork.org/groups/river-d…

First walk this weekend - Saturday 7th Sept - FREE to all.

Some really interesting river walks that are free to attend (booking required) 💙 see details below 👇

What does it mean to build an agreement for collective responsibility and stewardship? Join Dark Matter Labs + DonCatchmentRT for Agreement-making with the Ecosystem: A walk along the River Don 🗓️ Sat Dec 14, 9:45-11:30am 🎟️ RSVP + info actionnetwork.org/events/agreeme… #RiverDonProject