Summer camp day 3 – race, intersectionality and action preparation

Thursday began with some challenging – but vital – discussions about the linkages between environmental and climate struggles, and those of race, class and gender – which Sydney from Ireland followed. After some time for reflection on what these truths mean for us and our movement, Kristina from the Czech Republic helped put together an …

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Launch of new documentary inspired by Young Friends of the Earth Europe activists!

This week, an inspiring new documentary featuring activists from the Young Friends of the Earth Europe network launches online. ‘Movement’, a film by two Dutch filmmakers, tells the stories of the different paths taken by four activists from Croatia, Germany, the UK and Norway. In their sights? Oil, coal, corporations and governments obstructing the UN climate …

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Anti-mining demonstration in Norway

More than 800 activists gathered outside the Norwegian parliament this Tuesday to tell the Norwegian parliament – ‘there is no shame in turning back, do not dump Norway’s environmental credibility in the Førde fjord.’ Tina Andersen from Natur og Ungdom (Young Friends of the Earth Norway) gives us an update on the demonstration. On Tuesday, over 800 people …

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Growing GRASSroots – Towards greener cities in Egypt and Germany

BUNDjugend Berlin (Young Friends of the Earth Berlin) and the Arab Youth Climate Movement are launching a new youth exchange on green cities, after having been inspired by a successful first exchange last year.  Green areas in cities are often called the “lungs of a city”. Growing GRASSroots: Towards Greener Cities in Egypt and Germany is a …

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