The US Beyond September 20th — A Week of Escalated Action
As we in the United States gear up for the world’s largest climate mobilization on September 20th, we must remember that the youth who started it all called for it to be only the beginning.
Why adults must strike with youth
Young people like me have been taking action to protect our climate for years. But we can’t do it alone — it’s up to all of us to hold fossil fuel billionaires and the politicians covering for them accountable for burning our planet.
By, Jamie Margolin – co-founder of Zero Hour
Leaving fear behind
As fires rage in the Amazon, these people are offering a vision for a new course. It starts with the global climate strike.
350 U.S. Climate Walkout: Mobilizing Workers and Unions
Young climate strikers are calling on everyone: parents, workers, and all concerned people to join massive climate strikes and a week of climate justice actions from September 20-27. People all over the world will use their power to stop “business as usual,” because the climate crisis is an emergency.
Why I’m Joining the Climate Strike – and Why You Should, Too
Like most college students, Rio Constantino constantly searches for sleep, alcohol, and an internet connection – in that order. He currently studies Biology at the University of the Philippines, Diliman, and dreams of becoming an ecologist one day.
Youth to adults — join us in the climate fight
So far it’s been the hottest summer ever recorded — June was the hottest June, and July was the hottest month ever. France, Germany, Britain, Belgium, and the Netherlands had their hottest days of all time, joining countries from Cuba to Vietnam and Togo to the Reunion Islands.
Why I’m joining the Climate Strike — and protesting immigration policy too
I was recently jailed for protesting the Trump Administration’s abhorrent immigration policies. Here’s why that has everything to do with the Global Climate Strike.
Press Release: 1 Month Till Global Climate Strikes Roll Out Across The World
Union leaders, artists, former presidents, faith groups and teachers pledge to join the youth-led climate strikes
One month to go
One year ago, Greta Thunberg sparked the climate strike phenomenon with her first solo strike. But it’s a loud, diverse global movement of millions. And the best is yet to come
Want to bring art to your climate strike?
Creativity is a big part of great actions. Check out this new Climate Strike Arts Kit. It’s full of ideas and tools to help you to be bold and beautiful this September.