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GRETA THUNBERG VISITS THE UK
On 23rd April The All-Party Parliamentary Climate Change Group are hosting student climate activist Greta Thunberg at a special parliamentary reception.
YOUTH STRIKE FOR CLIMATE LONDON
Dear younger generation. Thank you for your incredible efforts in putting climate change on the political agenda. As homework goes it was particularly impressive. I would give it a good 4/5. It was lively. It was peaceful. It was joyous. It was caring. Here are my suggestions in how to achieve top marks next time. […]
That’s what I go to school for!
‘If anyone wants to suggest that these outstanding youngsters should not miss lessons to demand real change from the government; I would suggest that they themselves should probably reassess what they actually bothered going to school for’. Why I am supporting the Youth School Strike for Climate on March 15th 2019 If we have understood […]
Youth 2000 Summer Festival
We have just come home from the Youth 2000 Summer festival at Walsingham in Norfolk. It was freezing cold and wet but some beautiful clear evenings allowed us to light the candles of our now soggy ecological prayer station, under the light of Mars And a blood red moon. We had great fun running a […]
Our first resources available online!
We are proud to say that our poster activity; “Journey to Ecological Conversion” is now available to download. These posters can be printed or viewed electronically and serve as an examination of our daily lives, how we are doing and how we can improve. The posters are divided up into different aspects of our daily […]
ECG at Youth 2000 Summer Festival
Good day! The Ecological conversion Group will be at the Youth 2000 Summer Festival in Walsingham this coming August bank holiday. We will be leading a workshop on the ecological conversion and putting faith into action in our daily lives, as well as leading reflections and generally being around to chat about ecology. We have […]
Speak up! Week of action.
We took part in the Climate Coalitions “Speak up! Week” of action by hosting a talk at St Bernard’s Church in Lingfield, Surrey. The talk was entitled “Saving our common home” and included audience participation in the form of an unrehearsed play by the children in the group, armed with lightsabers, oranges, giant stuffed toy […]