This $1,223,730 federal Project Grant award from the National Science Foundation (NSF) STEM Education program (CFDA 47.076) supports the development of a model for how planetariums can collaborate with local communities to co-create data-driven, immersive visualizations and narratives illustrating the local impacts of climate change. The project, titled "Climate Stories: A Community and Planetarium Partnership Model", aims to engage marginalized and under-resourced communities in understanding climate change's local effects and community resilience efforts. The awardee, Associated Universities Inc. (AUI), will establish four "development partnerships" to design and refine the collaboration model, and then test it with five additional "implementation partnerships". The project will culminate in a collaboration guide and evaluation toolkit that other planetariums and informal science education institutions can use to develop their own localized climate data stories. This work has the potential to impact hundreds of thousands of planetarium visitors annually across the United States and worldwide.