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Movement Building

Strengthening Climate Capacity for Greater Impact

Advocacy & Politics
Wednesday 20 May, 2026
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National Climate Emergency,Summit Melbourne Town Hall 2020

Your support funds:

 

  • Strategic events and convenings
  • Briefings, workshops and stakeholder engagement
  • Collaboration across advocacy, research and community networks
  • Movement-building resources and shared tools
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Back projects to strengthen climate strategy, advocacy and coordination.

Effective climate advocacy depends on more than public concern. They require trusted analysis, clear strategic thinking, informed advocates and coordination. Our movement-building work helps strengthen climate capacity by sharing insights, connecting people and organisations, and supporting more informed and effective responses.

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