Fossil Free Grand Prix at Cannes

​Are you ready to race towards a safer climate future with Clean Creatives? Join the Fossil Free Grand Prix, a hands-on competition at the International Festival of Creativity.

​We’re recruiting as many individuals and agencies to sign the Clean Creatives pledge as we can(nes).  Fossil fuel companies are spending this week buying credibility from our industry. The Fossil Free Grand Prix is how we push back. No yachts or exclusive passes are required to participate–the only ask is that you sign the Clean Creatives pledge (or have already signed it!). All who’ve cut ties with fossil fuel clients are welcome to take part!

​This week-long competition is all about collaborating alongside the Clean Creatives community to have a tangible impact on the creative industry together.

​Building the movement, one persuasive conversation and new friend at a time, this is an exciting opportunity to have fun while making meaningful connections that will last even after Cannes 2026 is in the rearview mirror.

​📍The Fossil Free Grand Prix kicks off at Sunset Point, Plage du Midi on Monday, June 22nd at 10am.

• ​Each participant will receive: a toolkit and merch with everything needed to recruit new pledge signers, including cards for collecting pledges.

• ​Throughout the week, there will be opportunities to gather together at events, debrief on our pledge signing efforts while sharing tips on what’s working (and where the best free food is) and celebrating each day’s wins together.

• ​On Thursday, June 25th at 4pm, we will collect and determine the final tallies. 🏆 We will be awarding limited edition prizes for the top three Prix participants, along with two prizes decided by a raffle that includes all who have participated.

​On your marks, get set, pledge! 🏁

​About Clean Creatives

​Clean Creatives is a global campaign for PR and ad professionals who want a safe climate future. We are a community of over 4600 strategists, creatives, and industry leaders, and over 1600 agencies who believe that fossil fuel clients threaten our shared future.