OVERHEATED LONDON 2025

Renaissance94 cohosted OVERHEATED LONDON 2025 at the O2 arena, convening curated leaders and activists for private strategy and bold climate justice action.

Event Date: July 13-14, 2025 | Event Location: London, UK

Hosted at London’s iconic O2 arena, OVERHEATED LONDON 2025 convened private roundtable discussions and public activations designed to inspire global climate action through the power of culture, activism, and cross-sector collaboration. The event combined high-level conversations on topics such as eco-anxiety, climate conflict, and AI with public-facing experiences like the Storywall, The Green Phone time-capsule project, and sustainable fashion activations. Together, these elements brought fans, activists, artists, and policymakers into a shared space where climate justice was at the center.

As a supporting partner, Renaissance94 played a critical role in planning and execution, ensuring that environmental justice and policy perspectives were fully integrated into the event. Founder Daniel Blackman participated in strategic dialogues on pollution, eco-anxiety, and coalition-building, helping bridge the gap between grassroots voices, cultural leaders, and institutional decision-makers. Renaissance94’s contribution amplified the global reach of Support + Feed’s vision by connecting the urgency of climate action to real community solutions and advancing the movement for a just transition.

In addition, Daniel Blackman hosted and facilitated a high-level closed-door discussion under Chatham House rules, bringing together renowned foundations, global leaders, and community advocates in pursuit of a greater global cause. This session centered on urgent questions: how to frame climate action in the context of global conflict and authoritarianism; how to strengthen coalition-based, intersectional movements against fossil fuel interests; and how to harness cultural and public influence to unify messaging and inspire broader participation. The exchange created space for candid dialogue, trust-building, and collective strategy, reinforcing the shared responsibility of leaders across sectors to advance climate action in a turbulent world.