Workshops & Training
Our workshops combine political education, lived experience, and practical organising strategy. We work with universities, NGOs, grassroots movements, and international networks to strengthen climate justice action across continents.
Funding Note
Participation often requires speakers to cover internet, transport, and communication costs, and to take time away from paid work. We request speaker fees and reimbursements to ensure equitable Global South participation and sustainable collaboration.
Workshop Themes
Climate & Human Rights Resistance in East Africa
Exploring frontline struggles against fossil fuel expansion, land displacement, and political repression — including community-led resistance strategies.
Corporate Accountability & Financial Power
Understanding how Global North institutions finance extractive projects, and identifying leverage points for transnational solidarity.
Hidden Costs of the Energy Transition
Examining mineral extraction in the Congo Basin and the social, ecological, and labor impacts behind batteries and renewable technologies.
Just Transition in Global South Contexts
Reframing climate policy through equity, redistribution, and community-led development rather than market-driven solutions.
Gender & Climate Justice
Analyzing how climate injustice intersects with gender inequality and highlighting women-led resistance movements.
Climate Mobility & Displacement Rights
A rights-based perspective on environmental displacement, migration policy, and climate securitization narratives.
Our Approach
Our training blends lived experience with movement strategy. Sessions are interactive, story-driven, and designed to support organisers working across power differences and geopolitical realities.
- Frontline Testimony: Centering lived realities from communities directly impacted by extractivism and fossil expansion.
- Power & Corporate Analysis: Mapping financial systems, multinational corporations, and global supply chains shaping climate injustice.
- Organising Skill-Building: Strengthening cross-border collaboration, accountability practices, and campaign strategy.
- Interactive Group Learning: Dialogue-based sessions using case studies, storytelling, and collective reflection.