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People's Summit
For Climate
Justice
7-10 Nov
While world leaders meet to discuss our future at COP26, we'll be building power for system change together. Bringing together the climate justice movement to discuss, learn and strategise for system change. Join in online from anywhere in the world, or in-person in Glasgow.
Discover one of the most innovative and effective strategies for the regeneration of Brazilian forests.
Privatised climate solutions lead to profiteering and broken promises. Public ones – led by our town and city councils, public transport systems, and publicly-owned companies - can lead a timely and just transition. How do we decarbonise our public sector and fight for a public green future? TO REGISTER FOR THIS EVENT OR THE FULL […]
Training Session: Learn how to build collectives in new industries and explore the tactics and strategies workers have used in previous transitions. TO REGISTER FOR THE FULL DAY JUST TRANSITION HUB: https://bit.ly/3iUNMI6
Training Session: Learn how to empower workers to take action in industries which are unionised but will need to adapt to a low-carbon world. TO REGISTER FOR THE FULL DAY JUST TRANSITION HUB: https://bit.ly/3iUNMI6
A 1 hour mobilising webinar (and podcast) for campaigners who aren’t able to attend COP26 in person, sharing learnings from the conference and translating them into tangible calls to action for campaigners up and down the UK.
Anarchist thought underpins the organisational structures and theory of change of many environmental movements - yet anarchism itself is rarely named or discussed in these spaces, why is that? Join this activist-led discussion exploring the role of anarchist thought in the past, present and future of our movement.
Across Europe, long-term occupations and autonomous zones resisting ecologically destructive land grabs and infrastructure projects have acted as beacons of resistance for our movements. Come hear stories from the ZAD, Hambi, HS2 and other resistance camps where activists have built communities on the frontlines against climate breakdown.
Media has failed to cover the climate crisis like the emergency it is. Join us for a Zoom panel discussion featuring international journalists covering climate change. We'll discuss what we can do better, best practices for climate journalists, and pitfalls to avoid. Hosted by the International Federation of Journalists, the world's largest journalism organization, with […]
Contributors to the 3rd Edition of Hoodwinked in the Hothouse come together to discuss the project! Hoodwinked calls out the false solutions to climate change and uplifts key characteristics of climate justice solutions and regenerative solutions rooted in principles of environmental justice rooted in: Local Indigenous and frontline community knowledge and self-determination, efforts to deepen democracy, […]
Direct action is a creative, effective way to make change - it takes many different forms and involves many different roles. This workshop will look at awesome examples of creative action, and explore your concerns and motivations to work out which ways of getting involved are right for you. We'll share practical tips for safer, […]
What are the threats facing the Amazon and how are Amazonian Peoples organisingto defend their collective territories, rights and futures? Join this session to learn from and exchange with community leaders from Brazil, Peru and Guyana about their struggles to protect their forests, lands and waters against land invasions, agribusiness, illegal logging and mining, narcotics […]
The Climate Crossroads series of Human Impact Stories sheds light on the lives and work of 10 inspiring Indigenous climate leaders from the Global South who are championing resilience in the face of the climate crisis. These incredible individuals have shared stories from their communities, knowledge from their ancestors, and a glimpse into their lives […]
This event will investigate the politics of land, food and power in the world today. Analysing the struggles for food sovereignty, climate resilience, equality, justice and ecological living in the context of who controls the land; from the fight for health, food-justice and housing in Scotland, to the decolonial and anti-imperialist land struggles around the […]
This session will introduce the Fossil Free Zones campaign. We will outline the campaign plan and host a dialogue with participants on how people can register Fossil Free Zones or work towards establishing them. Register to join online: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUqf-2hqDgpGtZ4l6YhDXqYUygL_NkaJ9wk
Join NEON to learn how to write powerful messages that: Advocate for the voices of communities most impacted to be centred in decision making. Push for real solutions that match the scale of the problem. Build the belief that change is possible.
Join a conversation about the role of Degrowth as a political framework and strategy for combatting the intersecting crises of our modern age.
The voices of many activists from frontline nations, tribes, and communities are missing at this COP. At this workshop we will hear in person and online about their experiences of the climate crisis while also handling a pandemic.
No human community can preserve its life and identity if it doesn't respect its natural environment. However, in recent decades the political and economic elites in the Region have allowed the Mar Menor´s degradation. For this reason, it has had to be the citizens who mobilize to defend the rights of the Mar Menor through […]
Climate litigation is emerging as an increasingly successful strategy to hold governments and corporations accountable. This session will profile three iconic cases challenging the lack of accountability of governments and the fossil fuel industry for the climate crisis: the Huaraz vs RWE case in Germany, the Shell case in the Netherlands and the Paid to […]
Hear movement leaders from the Global South alongside international policy experts and local Glasgow activists reveal why COP26 is not the global “success” for people and the planet it’s being hailed as. We’ll hear from the frontlines what’s happening in the fight for climate justice and link this to what’s on the agenda at COP26, […]
Join transport workers from around the world for a discussion of what a worker-led transition to a green transport system looks like. From driving jeepneys to crewing deep sea vessels, transport workers are seeing the impacts of climate change and know what it takes to transform transport into a public good from the bottom up.
There is a rich legacy of working-class direct action for the climate, from Australian construction workers’ “Green Bans” movement, Lucas Aerospace workers’ plan to transition their factory, and Vestas wind turbine workers’ occupation against factory closure. How can reconnecting with this legacy inform both the fights for radical climate action and free trade unions today?
Come and learn about the satirical work of Darren Cullen, aka Spelling Mistakes Cost Lives! He will guide us through his creative process, and help you come up with your own satirical slogans and images. This session is also running at the Deep End Venue Room, Sunday 7th from 14:00-15:30.
Shell has long been impeding any hope of a Just Transition from the fossil fuel age, making an end to Shell necessary, overdue and inevitable. But what are the pathways to a Future Beyond Shell? With this interactive workshop we aim to facilitate this discussion to delve deeper into some central questions concerning the dismantling […]
This workshop and skillshare will explore the ways in which state surveillance has been used to undermine social movements, and what we can do to protect ourselves whilst keeping our movements open and inclusive.
What is the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts (PCSC) Bill? What are its implications on civil rights and, in particular, the right to protest? Why does it matter?This is a new training created by the Ella Baker School of Organising in response both to the proposed PCSC Bill, and recent years of high profile mass […]
In May, a Dutch court passed a landmark ruling in the case Milieudefensie v Royal Dutch Shell. The court ordered Shell to cut its emissions by 45% in 2030. This is the first judgment in which a multinational corporation is held responsible for its contribution to climate change. During this event we will launch a […]
Police surveillance seems inescapable, both online and in the streets. But is it, really?A presentation-discussion on secure organising tools and practices, with a focus on accessible, easy-to-adopt measures orgs and individuals can use to keep their organising activity private
The training will prepare climate advocates to speak to the media and will include everything from messaging and storytelling to interview preparation. This is a hands-on training session that will provide practical tips and skills for TV, press and radio interviews.
The session will discuss the environmental destruction and widespread dispossession caused by multinational corporations working with India's BJP government. Speakers will focus on the global importance of people's resistance, particularly Adivasi (indigenous) resistance, in the face of intense repression and discuss ways of building international solidarity’
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