Join the community of #ClimateChangers

Nurjahan (45) collecting wood to sell for food after cyclone Bulbul. Gabura, Shamnagar. Photo: Fabeha Monir/Oxfam

The climate crisis is here and now, already wrecking the lives of millions of people worldwide. Every day, the devastating impacts of climate change are being felt. And not equally. The richest people are plundering the planet and polluting for profit while others suffer. People living in poverty, who did the least to cause the crisis, suffer the most. Discrimination means that it’s often women who pay the highest price. Young people everywhere are seeing their futures stolen.

This can and must change

Movements of ordinary people change the course of history. Now people are uniting to tackle the global climate crisis. Every one of us has a part to play – and we must act now.

The global climate movement is fighting this injustice – and every person and organization has a role. Oxfam is rising too as part of this movement. With the help of millions of supporters worldwide, we’re already saving lives on the frontline of the climate crisis and pushing governments to act.

Now we want to team up with YOU to do more

In 2020 we demand faster, fairer emissions cuts now – not vague vows for the future. We demand proper support for the people hit hardest by climate breakdown. And a radically different economic system that protects people and planet.

Together, we can all be #ClimateChangers and play our part in fighting the climate crisis – and we can demand powerful politicians and businesses do the same. Join us today.

Ayan on her way to fetch water from a water well, in Somaliland.

About the campaign

In 2020, we’re building a global community of #ClimateChangers. We will be the change we want to see in the world. We will stand with the people on the frontline of climate chaos. And together, we will take on those who cause such damage and drive such suffering. Oxfam will support people everywhere to take action. Now is our time to rise up.

 

Top photo: Fabeha Monir/Oxfam

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