TAKE ACTION: COMMUNITY PHOTO
We’re inviting you or your group to take part in an easy photo action to show your support for the campaign.
AGL is a dirty energy giant, and to shift them we need to build a network of groups right across the country calling for the company to deliver a plan to exit fossil fuels within a decade.
On September 28, community members, AGL customers and shareholders will have a presence at AGL’s AGM in Sydney to hold the company’s board of directors to account on it’s dirty fossil fuel dependency.
In the week before the AGM (Sept 19-26) take a photo in your community with a simple sign that says:
It can be a selfie, a snap with your friends or a big community photo!
We’ll blow up the images and have community members hold them outside the AGM to demonstrate widespread community demand for Australia’s Biggest Climate Polluter to exit fossil fuels.
Below we’ve created an easy guide for you to take part! You can also download a PDF version of the guide to share with your group.
Contact [email protected] with any questions.
Photo Action Guide
1. Pick an iconic location in your community for the photo shoot.
If you can, try to find a place that is unique to or symbolises your location. For example, the Big Banana in Coffs Harbour or a sign to the entry of your town/suburb.
2. Gather your friends, family and supporters!
If you’ve been using the Fossil Free AGL petition to gather names of supporters or AGL customers/shareholders, call them up and invite them along to take part! This is a great way to engage new people in the campaign. Short on time? Why not bring the sign along to an upcoming event you’re hosting.
3. Snap a photo with the sign
You can arrange the photo any time from now until 25th September.
4. Email the photo to us
at [email protected] straight after your action and definitely by Sunday 25th September. Include your location + Fossil Free AGL in the subject line. Put your name or your group’s name and any other relevant information in the body of the email.
5. LET AGL KNOW!
In the week before AGL’s AGM (September 19-26):