Let's build momentum for Global Climate Strikes

Dear John, 

Last week. CNN hosted a seven-hour Climate Town Hall where candidates had to embrace their climate plans and answer tough questions on a national stage — all thanks to our collective efforts. Thank you.

We built the momentum to make this happen — and now it’s up to us to use it to move into the Global Climate Strike on September 20th.

Folks in the DC area have a unique opportunity to build momentum over the next week towards the Climate Strike. Come by to one of these three upcoming events — and bring your friends and loved ones. The wins are only possible when we work as a collective!

  1. Local DC youth strikers will strike outside the White House on Friday, September 13th with Greta Thunberg. Come stand with the youth this Friday — let’s make a stand against this administration’s fossil-fueled agenda before the Climate Strike kicks off nationally.
  2. Amnesty International will be hosting a ceremony to honor youth activists on Monday, September 16th — and we want to see you there! Grab a ticket now. Let’s uplift the young people making this movement possible. We’ll be at 730 21st St. NW, DC 20052
  3. On Wednesday, September 18th, Our Children’s Trust, a group of youth climate activists suing the US government to take climate action, will be hosting a press conference. Meet us on the steps of the Supreme Court. Come on down to support these brave activists taking on our federal government!

This is our opportunity to make a splash in DC ahead of the Global Climate Strike. Let’s help the youth activists who have been in this struggle since 2015 feel all the support possible at all these events.

Let’s take it to the streets, 

Clarissa Brooks

P.S. Want to do more? It takes resources to fill the streets! Help us build the movement for climate justice by giving to 350 Action today.  


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