Movement Generation | Find Your Frontlines Activity

Find Your Frontlines Activity

What Is It?

A short introductory activity for people to understand where they are on the frontlines of the climate and ecological crisis.

Why Do it?

To understand our individual roles on the frontlines of the climate and ecological crisis; to make climate change personal.
To make the connections between issues – that the same thing that makes folks poor is the same thing that screws up the atmosphere – and the same problems that come with being oppressed make climate problems worse.

Time

10 minutes – 15 minutes

Materials needed

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