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YFoEE Food & Agriculture Working Group: Mobilising to Stop TTIP and CETA

06/11/2016

With the end of TTIP Game Over Round 2 in Brussels this weekend and daily news emerging over threats of currently negotiated free trade deals between EU, Canada and the U.S. YFoEE Food & Agriculture Working Group are mobilising youth across Europe to take action and claim our democratic rights. A Quick Recap on TTIP …

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Get ready for a month of action – Reclaim Power 2016!

30/09/2016

Reclaim power 2016 runs throughout October – find an action near you, or start your own Energy is vital to the realization of peoples’ rights, social justice and sustainable economic development. But the world’s dominant energy systems fail to meet the needs of more than 2 billion people around the world and have destructive impacts …

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YFoEE convergence event: focus on intersectionality, October 18-21st

02/09/2016

**Applications are now closed** Young Friends of the Earth Europe are inviting young people from around Europe to Brussels this October for a three-day event focusing on intersectionality – linking struggles and oppressions – and developing intersectional ways of working. The event will look at how we identify and connect the intersections of our identities …

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Agri-Activism blog #5 – Community Growing

14/08/2016

As Elena explained in her last blog, her and Lili’s Welsh adventure is over, but the Agri-Activism project is continuing full throttle! Josie and I (Janny) will continue where Elena and Lili left off: helping out around Caerhys farm in beautiful Pembrokeshire, campaigning against GMOs and toxic chemicals, and promoting locally grown, organic food. Business …

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A first-time protestor writes…

23/07/2016

Keep Calm and Protest At the Young Friends of the Earth Europe summer camp in Scotland, Deivi from Estonia shares her experiences from her first time planning and participating in a protest… Leaning towards a birch tree, The Life Correspondent takes the most of the sunny moments in Scotland. Another country under my feet and …

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Youth activists protest fossil fuels in Aberdeen and call for safe and sustainable jobs

20/07/2016

Over 80 young people from across Scotland and Europe are protesting in Aberdeen this morning outside the offices of the UK’s main oil and gas lobby, demanding an end to the huge subsidies for North Sea oil and gas. [1] Young Friends of the Earth Europe activists are calling on the UK government to scrap …

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Glastonbury, glyphosate and goodbyes – agri-activism blog #4

12/07/2016

The last blog from Elena and Lili, as they pass the bio-baton on to Janny and Josie at Caerhys farm. — Sadly, as I write this, it is already the end of our fantastic six weeks together in Wales. We are both extremely grateful to have had the opportunity to be there, helping Friends of …

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Agri-activism blog #3: cheese-making and glyphosate

24/06/2016

It’s our 3rd week at the Caerhys farm, and we thought it’s about time you heard something from Elena 🙂 We start of the week with some good changes – Emma joins our team of farming girls. She is here as a European Voluntary Service (EVS) volunteer and will mostly help out in the outdoor …

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Agri-activism blog #2: pizza, no TTIP and CSAs

24/06/2016

Pizza, cattle and more in Lili from Hungary’s second instalment of blogs from YFoEE agri-activists volunteering in South Wales – see part one here. Shwmae (or hello in Welsh)! I just realised after publishing the 1st blog that I haven’t yet introduced either myself nor Elena properly. So before I keep my promise and start …

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Young Friends of the Earth Europe Coordinator vacancy

16/06/2016

Young Friends of the Earth Europe is seeking a Young Friends of the Earth Europe Coordinator, to support a growing and diverse network of young activists, working on environmental and social justice issues in more than 20 countries across Europe. Based in the Friends of the Earth Europe office in Brussels, full time, one year …

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