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Who we are

A non-profit built on one simple belief

Creativity is one of the most powerful tools we have for building a more sustainable world.

Creatives of Tomorrow is a French non-profit association bringing people together around climate and environmental action.

It was founded by Konstantinos Despotidis, who teaches Sustainability and Climate Action at Université Paris Cité. That work in the classroom shapes everything we do outside it, turning research and teaching into action people can actually take part in.

We work in three main ways: community cleanups that restore shared public spaces, educational workshops that make sustainability tangible and practical, and awareness campaigns that reach people where they already are.

Creativity is what ties it all together. We practise sustainability the way it's usually done, and then look for ways to do it better. Each cleanup, workshop and campaign teaches us something we carry into the next one, so our work becomes more effective the longer we do it.

Our mission

Turn creativity into climate action, making sustainability visible, tangible and shared across our city.

Our vision

A Paris, a France, a world where every neighbourhood, school and street corner is shaped by people who choose to act.

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Our journey

Every action teaches us something for the next one.

  1. February 2026

    Creatives of Tomorrow is founded in Paris as a loi 1901 association.

  2. May 2026

    Our first action: a sustainability presentation at the Maison des étudiants canadiens, Cité Universitaire.

  3. July 2026

    Cleanup along the Canal Saint-Martin.

  4. September 2026

    Cleanup at Quai aux Fleurs, Paris, and an interview with RFI.

  5. September 2026

    Sustainability masterclass at the Learning Planet Institute.

  6. October 2026

    Our first international cleanup, in Dublin.

  7. Spring 2027 Next

    Our first underwater cleanup in the Canal Saint-Martin, currently in preparation.