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Hi John,

Our speaker tour with Mitzi Jonelle Tan is starting next Thursday. Mitzi is the dynamic force behind Youth Advocates for Climate Action Philippines, a coalition of youth organisations, student councils and individual campaigners.
Coming from the Philippines, one of the world’s most climate-vulnerable countries, she knows first hand what the climate crisis means. She’s one of a generation of young global south activists who are making the links between climate breakdown and an economic system where profit comes first and the world's majority last.

They know we need to end the fossil fuel era. Yet with so many people’s lives bound up with the fossil fuel economy, it’s vital we have a real plan for a just transition beyond it. Mitzi is in the UK to talk about how the Fossil Fuel Treaty can provide a framework for the climate justice that countries like the Philippines need, while ensuring that workers and communities here are not left behind.

She’ll be joined by other speakers in different places, including Irene Vélez Torres, the Colombian Consul General, Zack Polanski, deputy leader of the Green Party, and Rachael Maskell MP, who put down Early Day Motion 111 in support of a Fossil Fuel Treaty in parliament.

Join us in one of the following places:

Dundee

6pm, Thursday 24 October
Dalhousie Building, Dundee University, DD1 5EN [Book your place]

Stirling

6pm, Friday 25 October
Room C.2a54, Stirling University, FK9 4LA [Book your place]

Glasgow

2pm, Saturday 26 October
Social Hub Glasgow, 15 Candleriggs, G1 1TQ [Book your place]

Manchester

2pm, Sunday 27 October
Mechanics Institute, 103 Princess Street, M1 6DD [Book your place]

Cardiff

6.30pm, Tuesday 29 October
Temple of Peace, King Edward VII Avenue, CF10 3AP [Book your place]

Bristol

6.30pm, Wednesday 30 October
Hamilton House, 80 Stokes Croft, BS1 3QY [Book your place]

London

7pm, Thursday 31 October
NEU, Hamilton House, Mabledon Place, WC1H 9BD [Book your place]


Mitzi is a great a speaker, and will bring a vital perspective on the climate crisis which we don’t hear enough of in the UK. I hope you can make it to one of these dates.

James O’Nions
Head of movement building at Global Justice Now

PS. One of the activities to follow up on the speaker tour will be to take part in the Global Day of Action for Climate Justice on Saturday 16 November. Events can take place anywhere, so if you’d like to organise something, check out the Climate Justice Coalition website and hit reply to get in touch with us for leaflets, placards or help with organising.

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