Introduction to LetMeBreathe
LetMeBreathe is a global storytelling channel on climate change, pollution and sustainability. We work with the community towards finding solutions to environmental issues.
We gather content from the unlikeliest of storytellers and even contribute to their stories. You can start by signing up here.
From written articles to full-fledged shows, informative shorts to community stories, we showcase it all when it comes to environmental problems and climate solutions. Creativity and creators with a green outlook face no limits when it comes to sharing great content.
We feature stories from across the world, categorised for ease of access. Our comprehensive list of categories covers everything from marine and air pollution to clean energy and sustainable living. Our stories are mostly community voices, talking about how the ecosystem around climate change is shaping up.
To create content with us, you can hop over to our creator platform Pluc.TV. Once here, you can either pitch a story or upload a video. To know more about LetMeBreathe, please read this here.
Climate Creator Hub
Pitch your first story by signing up here. We know this journey can be overwhelming for many existing and potential creators, so we have a team to support you through it all. Just reach out to us!
Simple. Once you’ve logged in, go onto the ‘Pitch a story’ tab and fill in a short form to clue us in on your idea and present us with some background information. Do try to provide as much detail as you can. Be sure our team will soon get in touch with you!
Yes we do. LMB is a channel that welcomes all formats of video content.
Our production and creator engagement teams check incoming pitches on a regular basis. This means that once you’ve submitted a pitch, they will get in touch with you within 24-48 hours about the status of your pitch, with follow up questions, seeking additional details.
With our multi-channel partnerships and approach, all LetMeBreathe.in stories are shared on other platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Sharechat, Dailyhunt, and Moj. Our stories also go on Snapchat, where we have a global show called The Clock’s Ticking. We also share these stories with engaging micro-communities and issue-specific partners.