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If you’ve ever helped organise a school BBQ or Mother’s Day Stall, you’ve got all the skills you need to organise a game-changing climate action event!

Community building, connecting and inspiring each other to take greater action on climate is not only a fun and cool thing to do, it's a meaningful use of your time to help ensure a brighter future for your kids! #StrongerTogether

Organise

If you’ve ever helped organise a school BBQ or Mother’s Day Stall, you’ve got all the skills you need to organise a game-changing climate action event!

Community building, connecting and inspiring each other to take greater action on climate is not only a fun and cool thing to do, it's a meaningful use of your time to help ensure a brighter future for your kids! #StrongerTogether

  1. Our parent supporters have found great success in having “play-ins’ outside MP’s offices, and even in Parliament House itself! Because what's more disarming than a bunch of parents and kids on a picnic rug, asking firmly but nicely for more climate action? 
  2. Broadcast it live via our main Facebook page - we will set you up, and provide tips and tricks! Email [email protected]
  3. Develop a press release and contact your local media networks ahead of time. Here’s our guide for getting media coverage; and key messages for spokespeople.

Read this inspiring story here of how the Darwin Local Group got leverage from regular play-ins!

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  1. Our parent supporters have found great success in having “play-ins’ outside MP’s offices, and even in Parliament House itself! Because what's more disarming than a bunch of parents and kids on a picnic rug, asking firmly but nicely for more climate action? 
  2. Broadcast it live via our main Facebook page - we will set you up, and provide tips and tricks! Email [email protected]
  3. Develop a press release and contact your local media networks ahead of time. Here’s our guide for getting media coverage; and key messages for spokespeople.

Read this inspiring story here of how the Darwin Local Group got leverage from regular play-ins!

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Back to Become a climate champion for your kids today

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