The Global Climate Strikes continue this Friday across Europe and the world, with 27th September being the main mobilisation day for many countries. It’s going to be even bigger and bolder, so don’t miss it!

Hi John,

What a week!

After the amazing four-million-people-strong kick off last Friday, the Global Climate Strike has been gathering momentum before its finale this weekend. Governments, investors, global media: powerful actors are feeling the heat and have been forced to rethink their priorities.

There’s still so much more to come, and so many ways you can keep supporting this historic mobilisation. If you can - please, keep acting. This isn’t a moment to stay home and watch Netflix - it’s a moment to keep showing up for climate justice.

Find and join a climate strike near you this Friday 27 September:

Nothing planned in your area this Friday? There’s still enough time to pull off a last-minute event, so get organising - we have all the resources you might need to help you. If you can, follow these guidelines to make sure your action shines a spotlight on the real villains behind the climate crisis: the fossil fuel industry and their backers.

If you can’t leave work this Friday, but are keen to stay in the loop, follow our live coverage: we promise you’ll feel almost like you’re in the thick of it! Follow us on Twitter for a steady stream of climate strike news from across Europe, or keep the liveblog tab open in your browser for best-of highlights.

That’s already plenty to do - but if you’re keen to get more involved and learn what’s next after the week of Climate Strikes is over, we have something for you. Next Wednesday on 2 October you’ll get a chance to join an online training where we’ll talk about what comes next after the strikes, and how you can make a difference. Check out the programme and register now!

Together we’re starting to shake the foundations of the status quo, and it’s amazing to watch. Stay tuned!

Onwards,

Julia for the 350 Europe team

PS: There are many ways to support this incredible mobilisation. If you can’t join a strike and aren’t too keen on live coverage, you can also chip in to help us ensure we have the resources to keep pulling off mobilisations for climate justice :)

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