Our full thoughts on US President Trump's remarks to the UN General Assembly, which showed what speaking from the heart looks like when one's heart is shamelessly owned by billionaires and fossil fuel interests: 350.org/press-releas...

Glad to see Brazilian President Lula stand up for climate justice at the UN, but it's hard to square his strong words today with all the oil and gas exploration licenses his government so recently issued... 350.org/press-releas...

As UN Secretary-General António Guterres put it, "An age of reckless disruption" is right. 💀 Moving on to what matters.

Over 600 actions, from small villages to global capitals – we took to the streets for powerful events that connected the dots between a multitude of struggles, showing that when we act together, we can push the world to change. ✊

Voices From the Frontlines: Hope, Culture, and Climate Justice. Through film, TV, & media, these artists & change makers will take you on a journey to discover how culture can raise awareness, shift narratives, & spark meaningful change towards a just & resilient future. Sign up 👉 luma.com/idqy8qme

From Canada, to South Korea, to Taiwan, to Tuvalu, to Nigeria, to Sierra Leone — 600 actions, one shared message: we #DrawTheLine against injustice, fossil fuels, and the billionaires that fund it all. ⁠

🇰🇪📣In Nairobi, people gathered for the People’s Carnival and Fair, a vibrant, multicultural street parade and festival showcasing African-led climate solutions and highlighting that the fight for climate justice is not only about survival, but also about reclaiming culture, community, and hope. 💙

🇨🇦 Tens of thousands marched in Toronto, to #DrawTheLine - for people, for peace, and for the planet. They came together across movements in a powerful show of force - to demand that their government pick a side: climate chaos, injustice, and genocide - or a just, safe future for all.

🔊In In New York City 🇺🇸, 25,000 people marched down New York’s “Billionaire’s Row” to oppose tax breaks for the wealthy, Big Oil handouts, and growing inequality. 🗣✊"We demand that billionaires pay for the future the people need and deserve. Today we #DrawtheLine for people and the planet.”

🇿🇦 On Thursday, civil society and grassroots movements kicked off our global actions and took to the streets of Johannesburg and marched to the Mayor’s Office, demanding real solutions to the cost-of-living and energy crises. ✊

Youth and local leaders in Kiribati gathered to plant mangrove seedlings along a vulnerable coastline, a living line against erosion and climate collapse. This act of care and cultural strength shows why we draw the line at 1.5°C: to protect our homes, our heritage, and our future.

The movement away from fossil fuels is growing. This news is a welcome diplomatic leap forward!

Despite the stress and chaos of daily life, people from over 85 countries, including Turkey, the Netherlands, Wales, Nepal, Thailand, Chad, Madagascar, the DRC, Papua New Guinea, Cambodia, and Mozambique, came together this weekend.

In Belém, Brazil, sixteen boats took to the Jubim River to #DrawTheLine against oil exploration in the Amazon, and towards a future where Indigenous voices lead the way at COP30 and beyond. 💪

We joined 2,000 people in Toronto as part of Canada-wide protests calling on the new Liberal government to prioritize the climate, Indigenous rights, migrants & workers ahead of the fall budget. #DrawTheLine

We joined thousands of activists & civil society groups & marched down Billionaires’ Row toward Trump Tower in New York, to #DrawTheLine & #MakeBillionairesPay We called for climate justice, democracy, free speech, gender equality, an end to Trump’s immigration crackdown, & a ceasefire in Gaza

🇧🇯 In Benin, youth and artists created a powerful street mural, to #DrawTheLine against climate destruction and fossil fuel dependence. They demand socially owned renewable energy and climate leadership rooted in justice, resilience, and equity!

👏 🇯🇵 In Tokyo, 350 Japan , Fridays For Future Tokyo, and friends took to the streets with a red “Don’t Burn Our Future” banner. They chanted from Kom_i_jp’s new music video, and shared messages from Palestine and communities affected by Japan’s fossil fuel projects. #DrawTheLine

🔊In Berlin, Germany 🇩🇪 Thousands united to hold a creative, large-scale march, including a “Tax the Rich” bloc led by NGOs such as Fridays for Future, Extinction Rebellion, Oxfam, Attac and 350.org . Together they pushed for urgent climate action and called for a rapid phase-out of fossil-fuels.

This weekend, people are taking to the streets around the world to #DrawTheLine for climate justice 🌍 Here are the highlights from Europe and beyond as we demand taxes on the super-rich and polluters to fund climate action and public services ⤵ #MakeThemPay

"It can be easy to feel helpless, but we have power. And we need to use it to fight back and expose the truth about who is really to blame for the struggles we’re all facing." Why we're mobilising RIGHT NOW in London and beyond ⬇✊ #MakeThemPay #DrawTheLine

📍 Live from the London #MakeThemPay national demonstration! Thousands are coming together with three key demands for the UK government: 💰 Tax the super-rich ✊ Protect workers, not billionaires 🔥 Make polluters pay #MakeThemPay #DrawTheLine #TaxTheirBillions

"This is what democracy looks like!" 📍 In Amsterdam, we're standing with justice groups, campaigners, and communities drawing the line against polluters and profiteers, and for a future built on peace, clean energy and fairness. Find out more: 350.org/press-releas... #DrawTheLine #MakeThemPay

BILLIONAIRES SHOULDN'T EXIST ✊ 📍 Today in Berlin workers, Fridays for Future activists, and economic justice groups led a creative march, with more than 60 more demonstrations taking place across Germany. It's time to #DrawTheLine and #TaxTheRich for a fairer, safer future.

In the Philippines, Niue, Senegal, Tanzania and Bangladesh, communities, climate, youth, and human rights groups have taken to the water and the streets, joining hundreds and thousands of people to ______ #DrawTheLine towards a future where they can thrive.

🔊 In In Valledupar, Colombia 🇨🇴, #DrawTheLine participants held a march and rally, sending a clear message against fracking and coal exports to Israel; and in favor of Indigenous rights and a Just Energy Transition.⁠

🔊 In Jakarta, Indonesia 🇮🇩 climate advocates marched to the State Palace to urge President Prabowo Subianto to set ambitious climate goals, tax billionaires and polluters, and end corruption to fund a better future. @350asia.bsky.social Learn more: tinyurl.com/47vr8jt6 #DrawTheLine #EndFossilFuels

🔊 In Bangladesh 🇧🇩, climate-affected farmer and fisherfolk communities took action to #DrawTheLine. In Cox’s Bazaar, affected community members denounced the planned revival of the JICA-backed Matarbari Coal Plant 2.

🔊Today in Manila, the Philippines!⚡️Communities, youth, and civil society organizations — including @350pilipinas.bsky.social , Asian Peoples’ Movement on Debt and Development, and the Philippine Movement for Climate Justice — gathered to call for people-centered climate solutions.

Planning to join a protest in the coming days? Here are 6 essential tips to stay safe, protest peacefully, and look out for one another 👉 https://350.org/6-tips-to-stay-safe-on-the-streets/

TODAY, WE OFFICIALLY KICK OFF OUR #DrawTheLine WEEKEND OF ACTION! To celebrate, hear from amazing young people who attended the Roots Climate Justice Camp this year, on what they are drawing the line against & towards! Can't make it in-person, join from home 👉 350.org/draw-the-lin...

Philippine groups march from España to Mendiola to say: enough of corruption, fossil fuels & climate injustice! 🚨 September marks a turning point as we #DrawTheLine for system change & just transition. Activities continue today at PUP-Institute of Technology, 1–8PM (GMT+8).

Rachel Reeves, which side are you on? Billionaires party while we pay the price 🍾🪩🔥 📸 We were at the Treasury this morning calling out Rachel Reeves and the UK government for cosying up to billionaires instead of taxing extreme wealth. Take action with us ⤵ (1/2)

TWO DAYS! Join us in NYC to #MakeBillionairesPay! Our demands: 🔥 Shut down billionaires. Fund our future. ✊ Shut down fascists. Protect migrants and the global majority. 🌍 Shut down polluters. Defend Mother Earth. Don't miss out — RSVP for an event near you today: www.makebillionairespay.us

Draw the Line is getting national media attention! Read & share this article and make a plan to join us in the streets THIS SATURDAY 📢 "We're living in historic times and it requires a historic unity of struggle ... We need a common front." #DrawTheLine www.thecanadianpressnews.ca/politics/pro...

Pacific at 1.5°C: Truth, Action, Resistance. Join 350 Fiji’s powerful panel of movement leaders this Saturday at the Fiji Museum, 10AM–12PM. Real talk on climate realities and what our communities are doing to secure a livable future.

Are you coming out this Saturday to #MakeBillionairesPay? We're hitting the streets and taking a stand because billionaires do not own this planet — it belongs to all of us. RSVP today: //www.makebillionairespay.us/

ONE DAY TO GO 📣 This Saturday 20 September, we're taking to the streets of London to make our voice heard! It's time to tax the super-rich. Join us and organisations from across the UK as we demand a fairer future for workers and communities. More info at www.makethempay.org.uk #MakeThemPay

“It became very clear to many organizations and many movements that we needed to ramp up for a fight in the coming months...we’ve tried to design Draw The Line to meet that moment here." - Amara Possain, Team Lead @350canada.bsky.social One more day! www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/artic...

From Indonesia and Turkey, to London and South Africa, activists and campaigners are raising the call to ✍️____ Draw the Line against injustice, pollution, and violence, and building the moment for the global weekend of actions starting tomorrow⚡ #DrawTheLine

ALMOST TIME! This weekend, people in over 90 countries will take to the streets to #DrawTheLine against injustice, fossil fuels and the billionaires that fund them. 💪 With 500+ events & counting, odds are good that you can find an action near you if you haven’t already: drawtheline.world

Sept 20, communities across the country are mobilizing. 📍 In Vancouver, meet at 2 pm @ VPL (W Georgia and Homer). We will be marching to Science World Park for a community gathering at 4 pm We’re drawing the line — for people, for peace, for the planet. 🌍✊🏽 join us 👉 drawtheline.world #DrawTheLine

Public money should protect people and the planet – not bankroll fossil fuels & destructive industries. It’s time to #DrawTheLine: we must stop funding floods, fires, and heatwaves, protect communities from the climate crisis, and make polluters pay up for the damage they've caused.

📣Listen to Sam Nadel from Social Change Lab, who shares ways that we can successfully rise up and make change. ⁠ If you're planning to head to the streets this weekend, check out our six practical tips to help keep you and others around you safe 🔗 350.org/6-tips-to-st...

📢 This Sept 19–21, thousands across Asia will rise up for climate justice. 54+ actions will call out governments & polluters for betraying our hopes of a fair, livable future. As global climate talks near, communities will #DrawTheLine: fund our future, not the climate crisis. 🔗 drawtheline.world

🚨BREAKING: Australia just announced a climate target that fails the Pacific and the world. A 62–70% emissions cut by 2035 with no fossil fuel phase-out is not leadership. We #DrawTheLine at 1.5°C because every fraction of a degree matters. Every delay costs lives. 350pacific.org/press-releas...

People around the world have been getting creative in the lead-up to Draw The Line with artivism workshops. Check out the thread! 👇 Want to find out more about artivism you can do in your community? See our Artivist Toolkit 🔗 https://drive.google.com/file/d/18N2Ni4UgCmCy6eRGw7S2GSXLd3w8evcA/view

👏 Brianna Fruean from @350pacific.bsky.social Climate Warriors speaking on what is motivating Pacific Islanders in the Pacific and the diaspora to rise up and demand bolder action on climate from global leaders. Join them, find an action near you at drawtheline.world

The super-rich are getting richer, whilst the rest of us suffer. Despite contributing the least to the climate crisis, people living in poverty are impacted most. Meanwhile, the richest 1% emit as much carbon pollution as the poorest 5 billion people combined. Learn more: PollutingElite.earth