Programme
How It Works
The climate movement is global, and so is the Gathering: the event covers all timezones!
You choose what sessions to attend. For the full experience, you can join a 6-hour ‘cycle’ for each of the 3 days in your desired timezone; otherwise, simply drop in for individual workshops. Each 6-hour ‘cycle’ will include:
- An opening musical performance and an inspirational panel of keynote speakers
- Your choice of smaller-group, interactive sessions including Workshops, Cultural, and Movement Stories sessions
- Plenty of time for breaks so you can rest and step away from the screen, or network with other participants and partner organisations
Opening Cultural Session
15 mins
Panel Session
1 hr
Workshops
1 hr 30 mins
Long Break/ Informal Time
2 hrs
General Cycle Format
Short Break
30 mins
Closing Cultural Session
15 mins
Workshops
1 hr 30 mins
Movement Stories
1 hr
Want more detail? Visit our Frequently Asked Questions, or scroll down to browse the summarised programme.
The timings you’ll see below are based on your apparent location. Want all the cycles in your calendar, or to check the timings in the UTC timezone? Find them here
Once you’re registered, you can also log into the event portal to see the full programme including individual session timings, and plan out your personal schedule.
Day 1: Friday 9th April, 2021
Duration of cycle in your timezone:
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Panel: How to Postpone the End of the World?
"We are going through a major crisis and its deepest roots are related to our continuous war against nature. This disconnection with nature has caused damage to the planet and ourselves. We need radical changes in our way of being in the world."
With Vandana Shiva, Ailton Krenak, Tasneem Essop & Adriana Calderón
Languages supportedInterpretation: Bahasa Indonesia, Deutsch, English, Español, Français, Português, Türkçe, 日本語
Captioning: English
- Strategic Creative Activism for the Win
- European Financing of Fossil Fuels Globally: The 21st Century Version of European Colonialism
- Energy Policy Tracker: Influencing Recovery Policies Across Countries
- Bird-dogging Tactics and Research
- Messaging Testing 101: When, Why, and How
- Healthy & Non-Extractive Storytelling in the USA
- How to Win the Narrative: Climate Movement Communication
- Building a Better Future in Latin America: Moving out of Business as Usual to Buen Vivir
- Shell Must Fall!
- Climate Change, Plastics, and Environmental Racism: Slaying the Petrochemical Hydra
- Women for Climate Justice Leading Solutions on the Frontlines
- The Future We Want! Youth’s Perspectives for a New Development Model of Brazil and the World
- “Net Zero” is NOT Zero: Smokescreens, Threats and the Need for Real Action
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Panel: Grounding Ourselves: Science Updates & Our Mental Health
"How do we cope with the most up-to-date data from climate scientists without getting trapped by anxiety-related responses and mental health disorders? Sharing ways to process this information and remain steady to keep on fighting.”
With Luisa Neubauer, Ko Barrett, Renee Lertzman, George Marshall
Languages supportedInterpretation: Bahasa Indonesia, English, Español, Français, Português, Türkçe, 日本語, 中文
Captioning: English
- Fossil Free Fed: Public Money for the Public Good
- Follow The Money: Tracing Climate Injustice to Fossil Finance in the Pacific
- Cut the Money: Cutting the Flow of Money to Australia’s Gas Expansion in the Northern Territory
- Private Finance Campaigning in Japan
- Grassroots Digital Storytelling: Telling Our Truths About the Climate Crisis
- Get Noticed By Asian Media: A 101 Workshop
- Kato Ni Mana: Weaving our Stories Into the Baskets of Hope
- Use of Legal Options for Climate Justice
- Climate Colonialism and Reparations
- Just Recovery in Japan
- Ecofeminists for Creative Solutions: Advocating for Gender and Climate Justice as Artists
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Day 2: Saturday 10th April, 2021