Events

Events in 2020

People around the world are taking to the streets to demand attention to the problems that threaten our future. Climate change, wars, nuclear weapons, the economic crisis and political instability are some of the topics of these global campaigns that aim to unite the citizens of the world in the fight for a better future.

Calendar – Global

You want to be part of the global movement of committed citizens that are working for a better world? Find here the catalogue of events and campaigns by date and country.

Calendar - Europe

Here you find our directory of events by date and country for campaigns across Europe for topics such as climate action, the refugee’s crisis, austerity policies and many more. You will also find national campaigns for each country.

Calendar – Britain

Since the UK voted to leave the EU in 2016, campaigns against Brexit have spread throughout Britain. The crisis of the NHS, the increase of the homeless and nuclear disarmament are also important issues for social demonstrations. Find here the events that are coming to your city.

Hot Topics

Martin L. King Day - January 20

This holiday, signed by President Reagan in 1983, marks the birthday of the nonviolent activist protesting racial discrimination in federal and state law during the Civil Rights Movement in the USA.

World Economic Forum Davos - January 21-24

Founded in 1971 in Switzerland as an NGO, the World Economic Forum is "committed to improving the state of the world by engaging business, political, academic, and other leaders of society to shape global, regional, and industry agendas".

International Day of Education

The UN has dedicated January 24th as the International Day of Education to highlight it's importance as a human right. To this day 258 million children and youth still do not attend school.

School Day of Non-violence and Peace - Jan 30

With the belief that sustainable development cannot be achieved without peace, school all over the world celebrate School Day of Nonviolence & Peace. It's main message is "Universal love, non-violence and peace. Universal love is better than egoism, non-violence is better than violence, and peace is better than war".

#International Rebellion

Although they faced much opposition, including a government ban on protest, for two consecutive weeks' activists took to the streets with demonstrations of civil disobedience in order to urge the government to take action against climate collapse, loss of biodiversity and the risk of social and ecological collapse. Find here what's next for this international rebellious movement.

Fridays for Future

A worldwide movement of young people inspired by the activist Greta Thunberg in 2018. To date, more than 2000 cities worldwide and approximately 1.4 million students have participated in the demonstrations that urge governments to take immediate concrete actions against climate change

Campaigns

If you are interested in being part of a campaign or would like information about events near you, check out the extensive catalog of campaigns and events available on our website. Here you will find many different options, conveniently organised by topic.

COP 25

The United Nations Climate Change Conference is an annual meeting of selected nations from around the world to discuss progress in the fight against climate change. This year the 25th COP will take place in Madrid, from 2 to 13 December, following Chile's resignation due to the political crisis it is going through.

Join the Global Climate Strike

In its fourth edition, on November 29th, millions of people worldwide will walk with young climate strikers in the hopes of using nonviolent means to affect policy change that will save our planet. Review our page to see how YOU can support the movement and what activities are scheduled near you!

A day to celebrate Human Rights

Every December 10, the world commemorates the day the United Nations General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. This year marks the 70th anniversary of this landmark event that forms the basis for the defence of equality, justice and human dignity.

World Kindness Day

Since its introduction in 1998 by the World Movement for Kindness, every November 13, many people around the world use this date to highlight good actions and focus on positive actions. Be sure to be part of this inspiring initiative this year.

Climate Camps

These events usually involve cultural activities, workshops, conferences and the participation of many climate activists. Their objective is to gather as many people as possible in order to find actions and solutions for climate change. Find here information about the camps for the year 2019.

International Migrants Day December 18, 2019

“On this International Migrants Day, I call on the international community to act on the global compact on safe, regular and orderly migration as an important contribution to building a world of peace, prosperity, dignity and opportunity for all.” — UN Secretary-General, Ban Ki-moon