The Doc Society Climate Story Fund operates at the intersection of creative practice and climate discourse, offering grants to practitioners who engage with environmental themes through narrative and visual forms. The fund is administered by Climatestoryunit and is open to applicants based in the United States and globally, reflecting a commitment to diverse geographic and cultural perspectives. By including disciplines such as fiction, essay, photography, film, documentary, and dance, the fund acknowledges that climate storytelling is not confined to any single medium but thrives across artistic boundaries. The application requires a work sample and a budget, signaling that the jury seeks both artistic merit and practical feasibility. This dual emphasis suggests that successful proposals will demonstrate a clear creative vision alongside a realistic plan for execution. The fund does not prescribe a specific thematic angle beyond climate, allowing artists to define their own relationship to the subject—whether through direct documentation, speculative fiction, or embodied performance. While the deadline and fee status are currently unknown, the fund's structure implies a competitive process where the strength of the work sample and the coherence of the budget will be paramount. Artists are encouraged to present work that is both formally inventive and intellectually rigorous, contributing to a broader conversation about climate through the lens of their chosen discipline.