A bright orange pamphlet with bold text reading "don't face the heat alone" at the top and "heat strike" at the bottom, with a small logo and text on the right indicating an event or campaign related to heat safety or climate action. a paperclip is attached to the top left corner of the pamphlet.
A person is seen putting up a bright orange protest poster with the words "people vs oil" on a public wall, signaling active engagement in environmental activism.
A computer screen displaying a website with a photo of a colorful, pie-chart style artwork next to a protest sign that reads "gaza cease fire now".
An activist stands on a pink boat that has a message on the side Tell The Truth in the middle of oxford circus
2 lollypop ladies chase someone dressed as a smog cloud. Their sighns say stop smog.
A computer browser window open to a website with the headline "the gigantic change" set against a stylized background featuring a misty, monochromatic forest.
A person in a blue cheerleading outfit holds a placard that says change the politics not the climate
Someone blocks a vehicle carrying weapons to the arms fair as the police try to talk to them.
Person holding a vibrant protest poster for environmental action, with bold text 'sorry not sorry' emphasizing the urgency for meeting at parliament.
Colorful urban art on display under a bridge along a peaceful waterway, where street art contrasts with the tranquility of nature.
A book with a minimalistic grey cover titled "mutter" by kit poulson, featuring a graphic with eye-like symbols and a mouth-like image near the bottom, published by book works.
Young activist with a poignant message, sitting at a demonstration holding a sign that states "life on earth is dying".
A collage of protest and activism themes with bold text overlay saying "look up show up sit down," highlighting various forms of civil disobedience and public engagement.
The image shows a computer screen displaying a webpage with a protest message against the killing of black individuals and an attack on nature, indicating a planned rally at parliament on 21 april 2023.
The image displays a bold statement that reads "fashion act now" set against a vibrant orange background, where "fashion" is on top and "act now" below it. the font is heavy and impactful, and there is a small skull and crossbones symbol replacing the letter 'o' in "fashion," suggesting a possibly urgent or critical stance on fashion, potentially related to ethical, environmental, or social issues within the industry.
A fundraising web page for Staffordshire Wildlife Trust invites people to donate to kickstart nature's recovery
People march through a residential street with placards saying save lewisham A&E
A torn protest poster on a wall with a qr code and the slogans "your liberties, your rights were won by suffragettes, by the once rad. fight for what is right now. no new oil and gas. fair transition now." and the website "thisisrigged.org".
a logo reads Art the Arms Fair
A book cover titled "the how-to guide to planning effective nvda (nonviolent direct action)" with a bright green background, adorned with illustrations of foliages and insects in pink and white, featuring bold typography and an emblem of a circled a, often associated with anarchy, at the bottom center.
A group of schoolgirls expressing surprise and excitement, with mouths wide open, likely watching an event or performance.
Conceptual illustration of a hand gripping a burning earth against a purple background, symbolizing the urgent call to action on climate change by extinction rebellion.
A climate change awareness poster with a twist on a classic song title: "baby, it's warm outside" by extinction rebellion.
An illustration featuring a stylized high viz vest with a skull icon, accompanied by an energetic call to action: "time to get to work!" against a black background.
Two overlapping circles creating a venn diagram with text annotations linking rishi sunak and the felling of the sycamore gap tree to a shared central theme of 'unhinged contempt for the natural world'.
A stylized allegorical representation using a classic painting, where various elements are labeled to depict the struggle of pushing climate justice against the opposing forces of fossil fuel interests, with an implication of political and social dynamics at play.
Preparing for a protest: colorful banners with bold messages ready to make a statement.
Protesters holding a banner with explicit language expressing frustration, in front of a gated building, as police officers observe.
A colorful poster promoting the effectiveness of citizens assemblies, emphasizing inclusivity and fairness in decision-making processes, inviting people to discover more about their function and benefits.
A bright red book cover with blue embossed illustrations and text, titled "francis mckee - even the dead rise up".
A blue truck parked outdoors with the phrase "what's next?" written in large pink letters on its side.
Artistic black and white photo featuring a close-up of a mouth slightly open, with colored candy tablets resting on the tongue, each inscribed with a different word, in a critique or commentary on topics or personalities.