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Emissions budget submission party
Do you want to influence the emissions reduction targets the Climate Change Commission will propose to the government?
There's just five days left to have your say on their advice on the fourth emissions budget (for 2036–2040) and, at the same time, ask them to revise emissions budgets one, two, and three.
Tāmaki Makaurau friends! You're invited to our submission party THIS THURSDAY (30 May) at 6-7.30pm at the Makerspace at Auckland Central City Library (44-46 Lorne St).
Not in Tāmaki Makaurau or unable to make it? You can still make your submission at home before consultation closes on Friday (31 May) here: https://haveyoursay.climatecommission.govt.nz/.../advice.../
Together, we'll show our government that we need to strengthen our 2050 targets in Aotearoa
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Fast-Track Approvals Bill Submission Party
Do you want to prevent the chance of just 3 Ministers having inequitable power to do what they want with our natural environments in Aotearoa (with no expert or public input needed)?
There's just over a week left to have your say on the Fast-track Approvals Bill!!
Tāmaki Makaurau friends! You're invited to our submission party NEXT THURSDAY (18 April) at 6-7.30pm at the Makerspace at Auckland Central City Library (44-46 Lorne St).
Not in Tāmaki Makaurau or unable to make it? You can still get involved by:1. Signing Forest & Bird's petition:2. Using the submission guide from our friends at Climate Club Aotearoa and 350 Aotearoa to write your submission at home:Together, we'll show our government that Aotearoa needs climate justice
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Ōtautahi LTP Submission Party
You are invited to the first event of our campaign titled “Ōtautahi Needs Climate Justice”: a submission party and potluck!
🌻We will be gathering around delicious kai next Friday, March 22nd from 6-8pm at the WEA (59 Gloucester Street in the city centre).
🌷This event will primarily focus on inviting people to have a kōrero about the future of our city and how we can ensure it is not only liveable, but just and uplifts those that have been and will continue to be affected by the impacts of climate change. We will write submissions together to show the council that climate justice must be at the forefront of the document that will guide its activities for (at least) the next 10 years.
🪻Invite your friends and bring a device to write a submission as well as a plate of kai to share if you’d like! The kitchen at WEA has some plates and utensils we can use, but feel free to bring your own. We will provide plant-based snacks and food and encourage those that can to do the same!
🌸Council staff will be present to assist with the submission process. This event is also co-hosted by 350.
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Tāmaki Makaurau LTP Submission Party
There's just over a week left to have your say on Auckland Council's Long Term Plan for 2024-2034!
You're invited to join us for a submission party on Tuesday 26 March at 6-7.30pm at The University of Auckland Conference Centre (22 Symonds Street).
Bring your friends and a device to write your submission on; we'll bring the snacks, some guidelines on what you could write, and have volunteers on hand to answer any questions you may have.
Together, we'll show Auckland Council that Tāmaki Makaurau needs climate justice, and this must be at the forefront of the our city's activities for the next 10 years!
Everything you need to know:When: Tuesday 26 March, 6-7.30pmWhere: The University of Auckland, Seminar Room 423-340, Conference Centre (Building 423), 22 Symonds Street, Auckland CBDWhat: A submission party on Auckland Council's Long Term Plan for 2024-2034Bring: Your friends and a deviceAccessibility info: The venue is wheelchair accessible
To help you get thinking about what you'll say in the meantime, read about the Auckland Council's Long Term Plan:
https://akhaveyoursay.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/.../long...
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Rock The Vote Gig
Come boogie with Generation Zero and our pals at Meow! Free Entry!
The General Elections are coming up and we want to shake things up! So many young people don’t think their vote matters, but right now we have an opportunity to influence our daily lives and the future of our communities for the better. Together, there’s so much our collective voice can achieve!
The music will be provided by local Welly legends Revulva with more acts to follow!
So come along and rock the vote with us! Because your voice matters.
When? Friday, 29 September
What time? 8pm
Where? Meow, 9 Edward Street, Te Aro, Wellington
Generation Zero is in no way affiliated with the Rock the Vote party.
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Rangatahi Climate & Community Workshop: How we can collectively shape safe futures for all
Connection and community is the key to feeling supported and taking climate action, so rangatahi will have the opportunity to connect with both other taiohi and mentors in the climate and environmental space. It will be a comfortable and welcoming event, supportive of discussions, questions and taking action in schools and the wider community.
Date: Friday, 29th September
Time: 9am-5pm
Location: The Bucket Fountain, 100 Cuba Street, GWRC Council ChambersWho can join? Rangatahi in Years 11-13
If you or someone you know is interested, check out the link below for the expression of interest form!
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Political Debate: Is this a climate election?
Join the discussion!
Generation Zero is hosting a vital political debate as part of Auckland Climate Festival. In this debate, you can hear directly from each party and gain insights into their plans for our environment, Te Tiriti O Waitangi, addressing inequalities and more!- Date: Friday, 22 September 2023
- Time: 6-7:30pm
- Location: University of Auckland General Library Building 109, Room B28
Let's empower ourselves with knowledge. Take advantage of this opportunity to be informed and make a difference!
Register for FREE below!Our headliners include candidates Damian Sycamore for TOP, Michael Wood for Labour, Ricardo Menendez March for Green, and Simon Watts for National.
