Another good summary of the implications of the bill and its amendments: ‘This is a concerted effort to shut down dissent and make the government untouchable.’

‘The clauses in this bill about noise, inconvenience and annoyance betray what it is really trying to do: keep those pesky protesters away from the places they will have the most impact.’

The perspective of a retired senior police officer, an expert on police use of force, racial profiling and stop and search and current Senior Program Officer at Open Society Foundations.

A detailed breakdown of the amendments, building on their breakdown of the initial bill. See their full briefing here.

‘Governments are making the greatest mistake in human history – driving us towards systemic environmental collapse – and Boris Johnson’s administration is seeking to ensure that there is nothing we can do to stop it.’ Latest view here.

“By telling whole stories with care that include systems and history, and that center the voices of marginalized communities, we can help people understand systemic issues and inspire them to act.”

A searing indictment of rich nations on behalf of the poorest, who “face a crisis of Covid, economic and climate apartheid, because of the actions of the richest”.

A collection of quotes from the People’s Plenary at COP26 that saw passionate voices, from across the spectrum of justice issues, aligning around a call for climate justice and people power. See a recording of Ta’Kaiya Blaney, representing Indigenous Peoples here. Much of COP felt like the system defending itself from life – here was life defending itself from the system.

The group bringing climate justice to COP26 offer their guidance on messaging, alongside an outline of their planned activities, ways you can join in, and their core demands.

The briefing doc for CHL’s latest Content Labs session, which is “drawing attention to the relationship between Indigenous peoples and climate collapse”. Includes a very useful set of references. Also see Lo-TEK by Julia Watson.

The parallels between anti-abolition and climate denial/delay rhetoric are easily made, is shaming delayers/deniers on these grounds an effective strategy?

“An afternoon of talks and conversations exploring how we define, grow and resource Imagination Infrastructuring, and the importance of collective imagination.”