The climate crisis hasn’t gone away — but the political landscape around it has changed dramatically.
Across the world, the rise of the far right is reshaping politics, fuelling culture wars, attacking climate action and targeting migrants, refugees and marginalised communities. Yet these are often the same communities on the frontlines of climate breakdown.
At the same time, many movements are asking hard questions about how to rebuild momentum in a more hostile political moment.
Join Tyrone Scott, Head of Campaigns at War on Want, for a conversation about what comes next. Drawing on global movements and lessons from recent struggles, this session will explore how we rebuild a climate justice movement that is broader, more resilient and rooted in justice.
If the stakes are higher than ever, what kind of movement do we need to meet the moment?
