Young people, old struggle: interviews with student climate activists, part 2
Tabitha Lanyon interviews Tom Harrington, one of the Co-Head Facilitators of EcoDU.
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Young people, old struggle: interviews with student climate activists, part 1
Tabitha Lanyon interviews Abi Taylor, one of the Co-Head Facilitators of the EcoDU.
In defence of Just Stop Oil: why condemning their protests says more about you than them
The environmental activist group Just Stop Oil has been in the news again over the last week due to their latest protest – in this case, spray-painting the US embassy…
“We need collective leadership”: Durham’s Climate Society President on solving climate change at university, part two
Cosmo van Steenis talks with Luke Alsford about Durham University’s “moral and ethical responsibility” on climate change and how he hopes to inspire the UK’s future climate leaders.
“We need collective leadership”: Durham’s Climate Society President on solving climate change at university
Cosmo van Steenis talks with Luke Alsford about Durham University’s “moral and ethical responsibility” on climate change and how he hopes to inspire the UK’s future climate leaders.
Indigenous Climate Activism: the frontlines in the war against the climate crisis
Despite the all too frequent silencing of their voices by governmental and global bodies, Indigenous climate activists have a vital and irreplaceable role to play in the fight to protect…
Climate anxiety: prime motivator for climate action?
Climate anxiety: the ongoing mental health crisis caused by climate change. How do we experience climate anxiety and how can it be channelled into activism?
Let them eat soup
On the 14th of October 2022, the JSO (Just Stop Oil) organization threw a can of tomato soup at Van Gogh's celebrated Sunflowers. Is this a violent act against an…
Are TV and media effective tools for climate activism?
Flo Wright gives her take on the role of TV and the media in climate activism.