An update on social media channels, A brand new Calendar, Donations and Volunteers

It is now up to us to build on the boycotts and make them more powerful!

Tips and tricks to improve your choices, and news of how your activism is contributing to a better planet already!

Building Resilience in the Face of Crises. Kolkata is facing climate threads such as sea level rise, flooding, and tropical cyclones.

The global climate strike of spring 2025 is coming up. Get ready to participate, for climate and for justice!

A simple fisherman stands up for his community against the fish kills in Winam Gulf of Lake Victoria in Kisumu, Kenya.

Bamboo could be an amazing ally in the climate fight. It's strong and flexible, good for construction and other uses.

My climate journey to authentic climate action began by addressing the divisions within myself.

Exposing the lies that are spreading from various sources including government officials as climate change worsens

The experience of a FFF Newsletter writer and editor in the middle of the L.A. Fires

Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) does a lot more harm than just green house gasses (GHG). It harms ecosystems and your health too!

Articles for your inspiration.

2024 is the hottest year on record in more than 10.000 years, yet there is reason for hope if we stick together.

At the age of nine, Leena’s eyes were opened to other possibilities, since then she has started her activism journey.

Looking back at some of the Fridays for Future actions in 2024.

Two more legal battles, An interesting interview by Al Jazeera with Greta Thunberg, and building houses using mushrooms!

Climate justice court case, led by the Pacific Island country of Vanuatu, at the International Court of Justice in The Hague, Netherlands.

After 5 years of existence the Fridays for Future Newsletter will continue its work under a new name, and with a website!

Water is a basic human right. The sad truth is, clean water has become a commodity, and in many places, its protection is tied to power stru

In the East of Uganda, at Mt Elgon, a battle against plastics is waging in an effort to protect both people and wildlife