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Global call on banks to halt loan to Dakota Access Pipeline

01/12/2016

Young Friends of the Earth Europe has joined more than 500+ civil society organisations from more than 50 countries in sending a joint open letter to the seventeen banks providing a US$2.5 billion project loan to Dakota Access LLC. This letter, endorsed by the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, demands that the banks involved immediately halt …

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Global Climate Justice Movements Refuse to Be Overshadowed by Election of Climate Change Denier to U.S. Presidency

20/11/2016

Young Friends of the Earth Europe has joined the undersigned organisations, networks, and movements gathered in Marrakech at COP22 to issue the following collective statement in support of communities and movements around the world in response to Donald Trump becoming President-Elect of the United States of America and its potentially devastating implications for the cause …

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Podcast: intersectionality and broadening the climate movement

17/11/2016

At the recent Young Friends of the Earth Europe convergence event on intersectionality in theory and practice, we recorded an episode of the Real World Radio Europe podcast on intersectionality: what it is, and how we can (practically!) make the environmental justice movement broader and more inclusive. Let’s not mince words: we mean less white, …

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Share Widely: Reclaim Power Statement for COP22

16/11/2016

After a powerful wave of actions across the globe demanding to act on local struggles and oppose dirty energy projects, the Reclaim Power initiative addresses governments at the UN climate talks in Marrakech (COP22), calling for an immediate and just energy transformation. The statement will be delivered today (17th November) in Marrakesh at 13:00 (14:00 …

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COP 22: What will climate justice mean in Marrakech?

07/11/2016

A comprehensive article compiled by members of the Young FoEE Climate Justice working group to mark the start of the UN Climate Talks in Marrakech – outlining our views on the need for ambitious action on climate change to avoid causing further instability and injustice.  COP 22: What will climate justice mean in Marrakech? Today opens the …

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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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