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Climate Live is a youth led climate education movement which organises local outreach programs and a series of international concerts hosted every year in over 60+ countries. The concert series was developed by Fridays for Future organisers. Climate Live launched on April 24 with performances by notable artists including Declan McKenna, Milky Chance, Helen Sjöholm, Lia Pappas-Kemps, Lina Mirai, and Oscar Stembridge, as well as supporting messages from Any Gabrielly and Gretchen. The movement is also involved in youth-led programs and community-based processes in which young people determine a problem of practice, identify the root causes of the problem, and select and implement evidence-based strategies to address those root causes.
Development
The concerts were announced on 20 November 2020 by a group of activists and artists including Activist Greta Thunberg, Artists Glass Animals, Sam Fender, Declan McKenna, Groove Armada, Thomas Headon, Sundara Karma, The Wombats, and Ida Young, as well as Environmental Filmmaker Jack Harries and supermodel Eunice Olumide. Christiana Figueres, former executive secretary of the UNFCCC, also gave her support for the project, saying "There is no doubt that young people, informed by science, have brought the climate crisis to the attention of leaders from all sectors. It is now our generation's responsibility to protect what we love from the damages of climate change by following up on promises with the necessary actions in this decade, to fulfil the goals of the Paris Agreement."
Climate Live was organised by youth climate activists in conjunction with music and event professionals.
20-year-old Frances Fox, founder of Climate Live, said that the inspiration for Climate Live came in Spring 2019 from "an interview in which Brian May said there should be a Live Aid for the climate crisis."
The organisers aimed to use "the universal language of music" to engage, educate and empower new audiences to pressure world leaders (political, economic, and cultural) to take action to combat the climate crisis, with a focus on UNFCCC conferences where countries renew their climate pledges.
Climate Live is now based in over 60 countries where its organisers are focusing on local climate action programs. The movement is led by a youth assembly which consists of youth representatives from each country and an international coordination team composed of youth climate activists Tafadzwa Chando and many other activists from the Global South. At COP28 in Dubai, Climate Live had a pavilion which hosted a number of influential Musicians, Global Leaders and Influencers including Ellie Goulding and Stella Mcartney. Climate Live Program Director Tafadzwa Chando and Founder Frances Fox managed to interview Ellie Goulding on the power of music and arts to influence change.
Launch
Climate Live officially launched on April 24, 2021, with concerts and actions in the United Kingdom, Uruguay, Brazil, Germany, Uganda, Canada, Mexico, The Netherlands, Colombia, Sweden, Portugal, Ireland, DRC, Spain, Japan, and Afghanistan.
In the UK, Singer-songwriter Declan Mckenna performed on a barge in front of the Palace of Westminster in London. In an interview with Sky News prior to the event, he stated "What disaster are we waiting for? There's so much reason and so much cause to change the way we’re doing things right now and why wait? Why wait to act on this? We really are already seeing the impacts of climate change, of temperatures rising all around the world. We are already seeing the impact of pollution, the impact of all of this stuff for many years now – why wait? Why wait to do something massive?" source. Brazilian singer Any Gabrielly expressed that "The louder we scream, the more we'll be heard" in support of the actions in Brazil. Helen Sjöholm, a Swedish singer who performed in front of a projection on the Swedish Parliament declared that - "I support Climate Live and all the young - and older - who have taken up the fight for our planet."
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Climate Live uses music to: ENGAGE . Enlarge the global movement by engaging with a new audience through music. EDUCATE . Raise awareness of the challenges faced today by people on the front line of ecological breakdown, and the predictions by scientists for the future. Educate more people about why they are facing so many climate related ...
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Climate Live - Simultaneous global climate concerts in 40+ countries on April 24 and October 16 2021. Can you hear us yet? To change everything, we need everyone.Music has the power to unite people and reach the majority who aren’t currently engaged in the crisis.
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Excitingly, we had a Pavilion in the Blue Zone at the UN COP28 Climate Conference in Dubai last year! As at our concerts and festival stages, at the Pavilion we held talks and workshops by youth activists interspersed with live music performances. Across 12 days we programmed 68 panel discussions and workshops from 210 youth […]
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CLIMATE LIVE 2024 Local Outreach Programs In many MAPA countries it is unsafe to take part in strikes as they are restricted or illegal. Climate Live Local Outreach Programs are a safe and fun way to engage, educate and empower more young people around the world in the climate movement. We go to where […]
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