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Activity ideas

Take inspiration from the ideas here, or come up with something of your own! 

People’s Protests against Corruption, Impunity and Greed in Manila. © Leo Sabangan / Greenpeace
  • Photo ops – get a group of friends together and take a photo holding up a #TimeToResist banner and share it on social media.
  • Flash mobs – dress up as billionaires and throw fake money around (make sure not to litter though!)
  • Craft workshops – use our stencil designs and some fabric paint to help people create their own #TimeToResist t-shirts, bags and posters
  • Campaign stalls (check with your local Greenpeace office to see if there is a local volunteer group near you, as they will be experienced in organising this kind of thing)
  • Piñata game with tax bills inside that billionaires need to pay (the piñata itself can be shaped like a money box or bank representation, but avoid making one of a person)
  • Game to visualise how much money billionaires have vs ordinary people. People redistribute the money and decide what to fund with it e.g. climate resilience funds, local services, green initiatives etc.
Time to Resist Campaign in Eastbourne. © Greenpeace

Many of the activities in this guide are perfect for doing with a group of people. Local volunteer groups are experienced in things like this, so you can reach out to your nearest Greenpeace organisation to see if there is a local group near you to get advice and find like-minded people to organise an activity with. 

Download materials:

There are designs available for banners, posters, stickers and stencils that you can use creatively to support your activities. Or you can create your own.

Build a Movement

Greenpeace Information Stand at the Kirchentag, Hannover. © Daniel Pilar / Greenpeace
Share your stories of resistance

Share pictures of your festival or fair on social media or tell us how it went by sharing your story of resistance.

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Time to Resist - Posters in Netherlands. © Greenpeace
Resistance Hub

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