Think & Do Camden
People from all walks of life are coming together to address the climate crisis and inequality, to build a better future. If we act as individuals, it will be too little. But if we act as one big community, it may be enough and just in time.
Our mission is to design and implement creative solutions to local needs. Our aim is to deliver climate and social action projects co-designed by residents, for residents.
We are passionate about growing a community ecosystem of residents, schools, universities, businesses, councils, foundations etc, which is responsive to environmental and social injustice.
Climate and ecological justice are integral to what we do. They recognise the disproportionate impacts of climate change on several communities, which often places the burden on those who are least responsible for the problem. Part of our mission is also to help address inequality of opportunity.
The following pages are packed with information on our projects which aim to address the above. Want to join in the fun…? “
Testimonials
The deeply inclusive work of Think & Do is exemplary, and in these times where the need to build an imagination infrastructure is ever more evident, the lesson Camden can teach the wider country are more needed than ever.”
• Rob Hopkins, Founder of Transition Town movement
Paraphrased quote:
Think & Do have become such an important leader in ensuring all residents have the opportunity and agency to shape their lives where they live. Sharing Spaces epitomise everything citizen participation should represent: listening to communities, building from the strengths that exist and creating the space to imagine and enact the futures they want to see. The scale of challenges like the Climate Crisis requires work like this to be happening across society and so I’d absolutely love to see the energy we’ve seen from Camden’s Sharing Spaces spreading across London, allowing us as a city to shape the collective future that we want to see.”
• Georgia Gould, Parliamentary Secretary at the Cabinet Office and MP for Queen’s Park and Maida Vale and formerly leader of Camden Council
News and Events
Queen’s Crescent Sharing Space
Mondays 3pm-6pm at the Queens Crescent Library, London, NW5 4HH, free events.
28th April: Get your bike checked by professionals
Get paid to become an Energy Saving Ambassador
Design the community column
Free pea and tomato plants
12th May: Cycling and Upcycling
Learn how to use a sewing machine
Bring an item to fix or mend
Learn how to fix bikes and earn £20 per hour
19th May: Crafty Birds
Adult’s watercolour painting
Children’s craft session
Learn all about birds and nature
Clean Air Day 2025
We’re excited to be teaming up with Camden Council and local primary schools to celebrate Clean Air Day on June 19th! Look out for our stall at schools—stop by to learn all about air pollution, take part in fun quizzes, play with bubbles, and even win prizes!
19th June: Join the fun!
Set up a stall in the playground at lunchtime, or at school pick up. We will provide you with resource and display material! Together, let’s raise awareness of air pollution and health.
Let’s celebrate the culmination of the year of clean air for Camden schools!
Pedal Power! Free Camden Cyclists bike workshop for the first schools to sign up! No bike needed.
Air pollution quiz and prizes!
Free kites for your pupils to take home!
Cool activities & bubble fun!
Street Swap
Somers Town, we’re teaming up with you to tackle waste this summer! We’re teaming up with Veolia for a Street Swap on Thursday 15th May as part of the Future Neighbourhoods project. Reduce waste. Share more.
Think & Do in the Ham&High

Read the article by Debbie in the Ham&High, 3rd November: ‘Eco-worrior Debbie Bourne on the value of volunteering time’
Think & Do – a rollercoaster in pictures

This presentation highlights some of the recent work of Think & Do.
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