Together with the Institute for Climate and Sustainable Cities and the Constantino Foundation, 350 Pilipinas launched Mga Alas Ng Bayan, an art exhibit featuring the paintings of five Filipina heroines who resisted national oppression, social injustice, and false gender narratives across different junctures of Philippine history.

From Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao the Filipino you strikers across our archipelago took to the streets in a vibrant array of actions to demand climate justice. But it doesn’t stop there!

At #ACLC2019 we bore witness to the adverse impacts of dirty energy development to the health and environment of the people of Bataan, giving us the imperative to not only act but act with haste and perseverance for climate justice.

If Japan wants to become a climate leader, then its government must end its coal financing and ramp up its investments in renewable energy.

We are striking on Friday to tell our politicians to take our future seriously and to treat climate change for what it is – a crisis.

350.org Pilipinas, light up solar-powered LED banners at Malate Catholic Church calling for sustained climate action as part of the annual Earth Hour celebration, which joins millions around the world in switching off their lights to spread awareness about sustainability and climate change.

Clean energy advocates from the Diocese of Lucena’s Ecology Ministry, Tanggol Kalikasan Inc., 350 Pilipinas, the Philippine Movement for Climate Justice and community representatives from Sariyaya and Pagbilao, Quezon voice their concern for the Quezon Provincial Board’s unquestioning support for San Miguel Corporation’s proposed coal power projects.