System change

What do human rights have to do with climate change, and what's Friends of the Earth doing about it?

If you had to label yourself, what words would you use? To mark Disability History Month, Tamara Ullyart reflects on learning to accept the label "disabled activist".

For International Human Rights Day, Debora Singer MBE, safeguarding human rights lead at René Cassin, explains how the Jewish community has shaped human rights following the Holocaust, and how our freedoms are currently under threat in the UK.

Friends, Families and Travellers, Friends of the Earth and Liberty react

Tired of watching non-stop climate doom news? Don't give up hope! Our work together as a movement is creating lasting change for the planet and future generations. Find out how people power really can create positive change.

As an environmental justice organisation, Friends of the Earth is fighting to protect our right to protest, along with all human rights. Find out how the UK government is threatening our rights and freedoms.

This year’s theme for Black History Month is “celebrating our sisters”. And what better way to do that than to highlight some incredible climate and ecological action from Black women across the world. Prepare to be amazed and delighted by their innovations…

2023’s Black History Month theme, "celebrating our sisters” aims to highlight the significant role that Black women have played throughout history. We speak to Leandra from our grassroots network about the importance of amplifying black women’s voices.

The climate movement hasn’t done enough to centre the needs of disabled people. A more inclusive approach is long overdue

Lewis Carr (he/they), a Campaigner at Friends of the Earth, reminds us that creating a fairer and greener world for everyone needs to include everyone, including the LGBTQIA+ community, and that doing so could help unlock the change we all so desperately need.