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BREAK FREE! Global Wave of Direct Action to Keep It In the Ground
Picture by Eamon Ryan - Cliff of Moher, Ireland
A global wave of non-violent direct action to demand that oil, gas and coal be kept in the ground has begun. On May 3rd, over 300 activists occupied the largest open cast coal mine in the United Kingdom for 12 hours, and no arrests were made! Many activists in the Break Free movement are contending that they are not law-breakers, but in fact, law-enforcers of the Public Trust Doctrine -- ensuring a livable planet for future generations.
Mass actions are taking place in:
Break Free organizers have also created a system that notifies you when actions first occur and how to follow them online so that you can be a “digital witness” to events as they are taking place across the globe.
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Growing the climate justice movement is a moral imperative.
As people of faith and conscience, we rely on the knowledge that a world community governed by peace, equity, and compassion is possible. To get there we must build relationships, bridge differences, and inspire hope in each other. Separate, we will perish; only together will we survive. We must take action to shift, advance, and grow.
We envision a movement fed by hope, love and nonviolence that amplifies the voices of affected communities, counters oppressions, and inspires people everywhere to join the urgent creative struggle to bring about climate justice.
We commit to 5,000 people joining a new Commit2Respond Climate Activist Network to collaborate on climate justice organizing efforts, policy advocacy, and corporate responsibility campaigns.
We can prepare by learning more and educating others about the goals and framework of climate justice, as well as the intersections and shared ground between different struggles for justice.
We will act by committing to one or more of the actions below.
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Growing the climate justice movement is a moral imperative.
As people of faith and conscience, we rely on the knowledge that a world community governed by peace, equity, and compassion is possible. To get there we must build relationships, bridge differences, and inspire hope in each other. Separate, we will perish; only together will we survive. We must take action to shift, advance, and grow.
We envision a movement fed by hope, love and nonviolence that amplifies the voices of affected communities, counters oppressions, and inspires people everywhere to join the urgent creative struggle to bring about climate justice.
We commit to 5,000 people joining a new Commit2Respond Climate Activist Network to collaborate on climate justice organizing efforts, policy advocacy, and corporate responsibility campaigns.
We can prepare by learning more and educating others about the goals and framework of climate justice, as well as the intersections and shared ground between different struggles for justice.
We will act by committing to one or more of the actions below.