350 Wenatchee Climate Conversations NCW

In this country, there are two centers of power that can make a real difference in the climate fight: the federal government and the financial industry.

That’s why we’re so excited to team up with our friends at People vs Fossil Fuels ― a coalition focused on demanding President Biden end fossil fuel expansion ― for the Peoples’ Earth Week – Climate Justice Arts & Action.

Between April 15th and 25th, activists will organize mass wheat pasting actions, pop-up art shows, and arts-centered direct actions on finance and government targets. Earth Day will be the biggest day of action.

Sign up to join the Peoples’ Earth Week and receive climate justice movement poster art.

Arts and culture are a key front in the fight to end environmental racism, protect Indigenous rights, and rein in the climate crisis. This is never clearer than when art is used as a form of direct action, as the climate movement has done in recent years.

In San Francisco, activists have shut down the financial district to paint block-long murals. In Seattle, bank branches have been redecorated in the dark of night. In New York, activists have placed thousands of climate stickers onto Citi-sponsored rent-a-bikes.

Will you sign up to receive climate justice art and commit to using it during the Peoples’ Earth Week?

Wheatpasting a poster onto a bank branch may not feel like a direct way to address the climate crisis, but movements are made up of millions of small actions, actions that together chip away at harmful systems and contribute to a new zeitgeist.

We may not have the money to take out million-dollar TV ads, but we can blanket the nation in art that shines a light on Wall Street’s financing of new oil and gas projects.

Join us in signing up to receive art and participating in the Peoples’ Earth Week: Climate Justice Arts & Actions.

In Solidarity
– the Stop the Money Pipeline team

PS: Want to know more about the week of action? Check out our article in Common Dreams.

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