Race and Climate Justice: Our interconnected struggles

The Climate Crisis is often portrayed as a single or local issue with little or no focus on communities most affected by climate crisis. We seek to put those ignored views at the forefront of the climate conversation.

This collective conversation aims to:

highlight the interconnectedness of climate to social justice and to universal oppressions rooted in colonialism.

move climate conversations towards solidarity with other strands and oppressions such as migration, the arms trade, the hostile environment policy, anti-racism, international investment and more.

readjust the balance of dealing with and addressing climate destruction.

move away from seeking and relying only on Eurocentric solutions to the crisis.

Until we understand our interconnectedness and address the crisis equitably and holistically, we continue to replicate oppressions of the poor, Black, Brown, migrant, Global South, disenfranchised and marginalised.

*Food*

There will be a shared hot meal provided at the event

*Kids space*

Please get in touch if you’d like to bring kids or young people to our kids space

*Pay As You Feel Tickets*

Tickets to the event are ‘Pay As You Feel’. Our suggested donations are:

Standard Ticket – between £0 – £2

This ticket fee will go towards a shared meal. However no one will be turned away for lack of funds.

Solidarity Ticket – between £3 – £10

This ticket is for those on a comfortable income, who are coming to the event to listen and build solidarity with those of lived experience of climate injustice, racism and state violence.