December 6: The Youth are Striking and We're Joining Them On December 6 from 12-3 pm, students from high-schools across New York City will be gathering at City Hall Park to demand action from the elected officials to DO SOMETHING about the climate …

The last day to purchase Early Bird tickets for the Holiday Hootenanny for the Planet is Friday, November 22nd! Come celebrate with us at the legendary Sunny’s Bar on December 10th,* as we toast to the progress made this year, and raise money to support…

Rally: Senator Kaplan, Oppose the Williams Pipeline! Monday, November 11 at 5pm Office of Senator Anna Kaplan 1 Old Country Road Carle Place, Long Island Senator Anna Kaplan is one of six Long Island senators who recently came out in support of the Wil…

Join us for a Holiday Hootenanny for the Planet on Tuesday, December 10th at the legendary Sunny’s Bar in Red Hook. We'll celebrate the gains made this year and raise money to support future initiatives. The event will feature live music from luminaries …

Many crises are unfolding at once, threatening our climate, health, jobs, and housing.   Don't miss the Green New Deal Town Hall on Thursday, November 7, where we will hear from local community leaders, experts, and organizers about how a Green New Deal…

Rally Before the ExxonMobil Trial Tuesday, October 22 at 11:45am Foley Square (Manhattan) For decades, Exxon lied to the public about climate change and, more recently, lied about the risks the current emergency poses to its shareholders. Now it's ti…

October Monthly Meeting: Canvassing and the Green New Deal Thursday, October 10, at 7:30 pm Brooklyn Commons, 388 Atlantic Avenue between Hoyt and Bond This Thursday we’ll get together for our monthly meeting and hone our canvassing skills. In preparatio…

With the Climate Strike behind us, the work begins of maintaining the hope-filled momentum of that electrifying mobilization. You can help do that in earnest this Monday, with three events organized by 350Brooklyn friends and allies: an action against agr…

The 9/20 climate strike is part of an entire week climate action happening around the city. Below is a select list of events and an inspiring report on the day. For the full list visit the calendar (scroll down to see full calendar) and read the report be…

The route is set, the art is made, the rally speakers are finalized, and everything else is in place to make Friday’s climate strike the biggest day of climate action in history. Some 1.1 million kids have been given permission to skip school and take to…

The Global Climate Strike on September 20 will be the biggest action of our movement to date. More than 1,000 events across 117 countries have been planned for the week of 9/20-9/27. In NYC there will be educational events, rallies, forums, and much mor…

In September, New York City will be a storm of action on the climate crisis and it's a great time to get involved! Starting with a special guest speaker at our monthly meeting, followed by a series of actions, forums, art builds, and events, culminating i…

End of Summer Bash and Fundraiser for 350Brooklyn August 30, 9pm The Footlight 465 Seneca Avenue Ridgewood, NYC Join us this Friday, August 30 at The Footlight, 465 Seneca Avenue, Ridgewood, NYC at 9pm. There will be live music, including Evan's Paran…

In the midst of wildfires in the Arctic, glaciers melting in Greenland, and record-busting heat in Europe, we push on, supporting actions that will turn our climate crisis around. Impassioned, committed people acting in solidarity can work wonders, and th…

Update on The Williams Fight Any day now we could hear if the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation will block the Williams pipeline for good. Until then we are keeping up the pressure on Governor Cuomo, letting him know that the opposition to…

We Need YOU! The climate crisis is growing and 350Brooklyn is growing to meet the challenge. We started with a handful of people in 2015 and now hundreds of you are taking action on the climate crisis with 350Brooklyn. More than 2,000 people get our bi-…

France is melting. Wildfires have broken out in Spain. The midwest continues to drown. All in all, the extent of the climate emergency has never been more apparent. That's why the recent climate victories in New York—however qualified—are coming none …