Live within our planetary boundaries
We want to rewind habits of unsustainable consumption and production to live within our planetary boundaries.
We want to tear apart the way corporations and governments collude to make a profit at the expense of both people and planet. They must be held accountable and liable, for their impact on the climate and biodiversity loss.
Our vision
The current economic system is driven by the lie that endless growth is both good and sustainable. We need to redefine how we think about our quality of life by rejecting endless consumption and changing our understanding of what we think of as a “basic right” and an “aspirational life”.
We are aiming for nothing less than a transformation of how we see the world and ourselves in it. We want to support a shift from consumption to sharing, from competition to collaboration. Only by increasing our collective responsibility for each other, can we build a green and peaceful future.
The issues
Health
Peace
Plastics
What you can do
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Tax the super-rich
Together, let’s urge governments to tax the super-rich and fund a green and fair future.
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Wellbeing for All
We’re asking governments to put wellbeing at the top of the agenda. Join our global movement and let’s demand wellbeing for all!
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Urban Justice
Urban Justice is addressing a global crisis from its local perspective by placing life in the centre of cities.
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Ummah for Earth
The power of cultural identity in inspiring, empowering and uplifting the Muslim communities to stand up for the climate.
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Landmark decision on the human right to a healthy climate delivered by the highest court in the Americas
This decision unequivocally puts the rights of people and nature above the interests of polluters.
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A step forward on tax reform at UN Sevilla conference, but more action needed towards global economic justice
A growing coalition of countries have pledged to take action on taxing the super-rich and polluting companies at the 4th International Conference on Financing for Development conference.
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Ending plastic pollution in Africa: a matter of justice for African women and communities
In Nairobi’s Dandora dumpsite, Joyce, a young mother rises each day not to farm her land or build her dream, but to scavenge through plastic waste to sell and feed her children.