Climate Camp 2007 will take place fromAugust 14th to 21st. Planning is already well under way and we need everyone to get involved and make it happen.
The next national organsing gathering will be in Leeds on Sat and Sun Feb 17th/18th. It will be at The Common Place in Leeds city centre and vegan food, accommodationand creche will be provided (please contact us with accommodation, creche or any other needs though so we can plan ahead).
The next national organsing gathering will be in Leeds on Sat and Sun Feb 17th/18th. It will be at The Common Place in Leeds city centre and vegan food, accommodationand creche will be provided (please contact us with accommodation, creche or any other needs though so we can plan ahead).
Climate campers are at it again! More than seventy people from around the
UK met in Leeds in January and decided to organise another Camp for
Climate Action this summer from 14th to 21st August. As many of you know,
for ten days last August hundreds of people gathered in the shadow of Drax
coal-fired power station in Yorkshire to share knowledge and inspiration
to tackle the greatest threat to life on Earth, live an example of more
just and sustainable alternatives, and confront one of the UK's biggest
polluters in a day of mass direct action.
Following on from this success, Camp for Climate Action 2007 will take
place near to a target relating to aviation or the coal or oil industries.
The location will be chosen over the coming months. Organising outreach,
fundraising, site practicalities and workshops is underway. Self managed
camping, eating and living neighbourhoods around themes and geographical
areas are also being planned, contact details are on the website.
There is loads to do, and everyone is invited to get involved - no
experience necessary! The next national planning meetings will be held in
Leeds at the Common Place, on the 17th and 18th February, and then in
Bristol on the 17th and 18th March.
See www.climatecamp.org.uk for more info. There areb lots of ways to get involved without coming to national gatherings, but coming to them is a great way of really feeling part of teh whole process, we work with consensus decision making and collective responsibility, everyone gets their say in how the whole thing goes.
For a 20min film of last years camp get
V For Video Activist - SchMOVIES DVD Collection 2006 OUT January 2007
- £6 (including P&P). Contact the SchNEWS Office 01273 685913 or
schnews@brighton.co.uk
UK met in Leeds in January and decided to organise another Camp for
Climate Action this summer from 14th to 21st August. As many of you know,
for ten days last August hundreds of people gathered in the shadow of Drax
coal-fired power station in Yorkshire to share knowledge and inspiration
to tackle the greatest threat to life on Earth, live an example of more
just and sustainable alternatives, and confront one of the UK's biggest
polluters in a day of mass direct action.
Following on from this success, Camp for Climate Action 2007 will take
place near to a target relating to aviation or the coal or oil industries.
The location will be chosen over the coming months. Organising outreach,
fundraising, site practicalities and workshops is underway. Self managed
camping, eating and living neighbourhoods around themes and geographical
areas are also being planned, contact details are on the website.
There is loads to do, and everyone is invited to get involved - no
experience necessary! The next national planning meetings will be held in
Leeds at the Common Place, on the 17th and 18th February, and then in
Bristol on the 17th and 18th March.
See www.climatecamp.org.uk for more info. There areb lots of ways to get involved without coming to national gatherings, but coming to them is a great way of really feeling part of teh whole process, we work with consensus decision making and collective responsibility, everyone gets their say in how the whole thing goes.
For a 20min film of last years camp get
V For Video Activist - SchMOVIES DVD Collection 2006 OUT January 2007
- £6 (including P&P). Contact the SchNEWS Office 01273 685913 or
schnews@brighton.co.uk
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