Watch it Back: Campaign Engagement Webinar Spring 2023

A big thank you to those who attended our Spring 2023 Campaign Engagement webinar. If you’d like to watch any sections of the webinar again - or if you didn’t manage to join us on the night -  there’s a recording available here.

Additionally, here are some follow up resources and action opportunities. In particular, we are excited to share our shiny new campaign guide which you can now access here. This guide is for people who are campaigning - or would like to campaign - for better environmental, social and economic conditions anywhere in Ireland, or may be directly facing the expansion of fossil fuel companies or other health and environmental hazards in their areas. We hope you’ll find it useful!

During the webinar, Friends of the Earth staff highlighted a number of different ways for you to get involved in our campaigns. We mentioned some specific e-actions, reading materials, campaigning resources, videos and more.

We’ve compiled a list of these specific take-action resources that you can view here. You’ll see we’ve broken the resources up into sections, one for each of the main campaign or project areas that featured in the webinar. We hope you found our webinar useful and that the resources we’ve shared will help you get stuck into some important campaigning action.

If you’re feeling inspired you might like to take our action pledge here. Write us a few lines about the action that you’re promising to take and we’ll be in touch again soon to remind you of that pledge and help make sure you have what you need to make it happen! 

Don’t forget, if you or your climate campaign group would like to start a campaign on a certain issue - or if you’d like support with building a campaign group - sign-up to our newsletter here where we share all our updates on how you can do so as they come.

For those who are already on our newsletter we will be in touch again in a few weeks with some other resources that we’re currently developing - so keep an eye on your emails. 

Illustrations by Iris Aghedo