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

**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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A first-time protestor writes…

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

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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