Most XR creators today are working in isolation or inside commercial pipelines that prioritize entertainment and profit over social and environmental impact.

As a result, the massive potential of XR to shift perspectives, tell urgent climate stories, and prototype systemic solutions is largely underused. The problem isn’t a lack of talent or tools—it’s that creators who care about impact often lack a dedicated community where they can connect, share resources, and align their work toward something bigger than themselves.

Without this kind of network, efforts stay fragmented, projects struggle to gain visibility, and the collective force of XR for planetary good remains untapped.