The climate justice movement cannot succeed unless it is accessible to all. Yet too often the movement excludes those whose voices need to be centred, and proposes climate solutions which discriminate against the marginalised, who are already disproportionately hit by the effects of climate change.

How can we build a climate movement that includes everyone? What does access and inclusion mean in the context of climate justice and why is it important?

Come along to our interactive and informative workshop to find out. Through a series of interactive discussions and activities we will collectively create a shared vision of the future of climate justice.

This workshop has been developed by the YFoES Access and Inclusion Working Group - a group of young disabled, neurodivergent and chronically ill young people and allies. Young Friends of the Earth Scotland is a grassroots network of young people (aged 16-30), from across Scotland, working collectively for social and environmental justice.

This workshop is open to young people aged 16-30.

Accessibility

This interactive online session will run for two hours on Zoom including a short access break halfway through. Automated captions will be provided by Otter AI. All levels of experience are welcome. Please let us know about any access needs in the sign up form. We recommend using a laptop or computer to join. Please come prepared to participate.

We encourage you to familiarise yourself with our Safer Spaces policy before attending any events.

This event is running as part of the COP26 Youth Hub coordinated by Young Friends of the Earth Scotland, UK Youth Climate Coalition and Glasgow University Environmental Sustainability Team. Find out more: https://cop26youthhub.carrd.co

**These events are run by young people, for young people. Please respect our age restrictions.**