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About S4S
It's not too late.
The climate and ecological crisis rages on- critical tipping points are already being passed, and average monthly temperatures have soared far above 1.5C (compared to pre-industrial levels). Disinformation is rampant, and governments are cracking down on protest harder than ever. But we can still change: solutions like renewable energy cost nearly half as much as fossil fuels, while more and more students are becoming aware of the crisis. Wins are happening left and right- climate litigation victories like Held v. Montana, voting wins in Ecuador for the Yasuni, and even COP28, despite minute progress in phasing out fossil fuels, brought food (systems) onto the table and mobilised the loss and damage fund. We have the solutions, and people want change. What we must do now is unite for action.
Who are we?
We are young people based around the country centralised in London- school and university students who want to revitalise a waning kids and youth climate movement using creative protest and sustained action. We will use the power of the people to call for action to ensure a liveable future.
Join us to rise up and demand systemic, radical change from government and in schools. We need a green revolution, and it starts from us, the people.
What do we want?
As the climate crisis rages on, weak government responses and disregard for our earth threatens our futures, as a generation born into a crisis we did the least to cause. Worse, we aren't even taught accurately about it, with an outdated curriculum mandating only a superficial and overtly simplified teaching. All while people of less developed nations, who are also minimally responsible for the crisis suffer daily from heatwaves, droughts, and shortages. We demand action of the same magnitude as the climate crisis, instead of individual solutions that are but a drop in the ocean.
What is needed from governments is clear and simple:
Honesty, Action, Justice.
What can we (and you!) do?
On the 21st of September, we'll meet in Central London to mobilise and make ourselves heard. We've already taken action outside Parliament and delivered a letter to the Department of Education- and we'll be back with louder voices. Join us and make your voice heard!
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