We write on behalf of Extinction Rebellion New York to request to meet with you directly and that you join us in supporting demands we will put forward during the October 7 week of climate rebellion to address the climate emergency.
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A rally in Battery Park, followed by a nonviolent direct action and the launching of Rebel Fest in Washington Square Park, which will carry over through the following four days, with additional actions
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Michael Stipe’s first solo release is “Your Capricious Soul”... The release is timed to coincide with October 7th’s “International Rebellion” climate justice protests.
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We are writing to you on behalf of Extinction Rebellion’s International Youth Group, the passionate voice of the young generation. We are aware of the devastating reality of climate change and implore you to act on our concerns. This letter is asking you to bring forward our demands to tackle the climate crisis, on your meeting on the 23rd of September.
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Two Extinction Rebellion Youth (XRY) local groups, XR Youth NYC and XR Youth Rockland will be participating in an internationally-coordinated non-violent direct action against climate crisis inaction,
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It is important to note the efforts of groups like Extinction Rebellion in regards to the media. They have been successful in pushing publications like The Guardian to update their style guides
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Extinction Rebellion NYC condemns the preemptive arrests of Heathrow Pause members, who include Extinction Rebellion co-founder Roger Hallam ... We protest equally strongly the arrests of Extinction Rebellion members in Britain who were not even members of Heathrow Pause.
Environmental activist with Extinction Rebellion in NYC, climbed the iconic 140 foot, 12+ story steel Unisphere in Flushing Meadows Park in Queens NY.
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Answering a call to action from Amazon Watch and the Indigenous Peoples of Brazil (APIB), members of Extinction Rebellion (XR) danced in the streets to speak against ecocide and genocide in the Amazon.
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We have visited the New York Times to ask them to reconsider the hosting of the Oil & Money Conference 2019 in London…
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On October 8th, 2019, the New York Times plans to once again co-host the infamous Oil & Money Conference. XR NYC will protest the newspaper’s facilitation of the oil and gas industries business. On August 21st, we arrived under the slogan “Will you swim to work?“ in front of the New York Times Headquarter to voice our disagreement with the NYT’s activities.
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On August, 7th we staged a die-in at the New York Times building and demanded the Times tell the truth about the climate emergency and stop publishing pieces discrediting youth climate activists & Greta Thunberg.
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On Saturday August 10th, Extinction Rebellion had a non-violent direct action with The Close the Camps NYC coalition at the ICE Community Relations Office resulting in 105 arrests.
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What’s better than a beautiful morning with a cup of coffee and your favorite newspaper? We went out to 8th Avenue to enjoy this wonderful morning routine with our friends from the New York Times to share and discuss the best articles we read in The Climate Times.
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The last Friday of the month is internationally reserved for Critical Mass and on Friday, July 26, Extinction Rebellion revived this tradition in NYC.
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Our rebels returned to the New York Times. This time we brought the New York Times an example of how we would like to see climate break-down covered.
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On Sunday, July 21, amid a record heatwave scorching New York City at 102 degrees and even 113 degrees at Times Square, Extinction Rebellion teams held an art meeting in Brooklyn.While our activists were dripping with sweat, their fans were still running. Not far though 50,000 New Yorkers were left without electricity.
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On Saturday, 45 activists of XR's local Park Slope Group in Brooklyn turned out to raise awareness about climate disruption and build a community of rebels ready to respond. The Park Slope Group marched through the Grand Army Plaza Farmer's Market and through Prospect Park, with BRIC TV and several journalists in tow to report on the event. Park Slope may table at the Farmer's Market in coming weeks, and give another local 'talk' to bolster their ranks for future actions.
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