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Christian Aid materials for Primary Schools

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Christian Aid materials for Primary Schools

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If you are working with primary schools or with children of that age around the church, Christian Aid have “Crazy Climate” material designed for 7-11 year-olds, many of whom are already keen to be involved.

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Crazy Climate primary resource - Christian Aid

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Our Crazy Climate primary school resource pack explores the issue of climate change and poverty.

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The Climate Emergency Toolkit has been put together in collaboration with several organisations, as well as activists and church leaders.

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Recognise, declare or acknowledge an emergency in a way that engages your community and amplifies the need for leaders everywhere to act.

Support and empower everyone in your church family to champion climate action wherever they already are, and to pray for change.

See the UK churches and Christian organisations that have declared or recognised the climate emergency on our declaration map .

The Climate Emergency Toolkit and website have been produced by Tearfund, in partnership with a broad coalition of organisations, activists and church leaders:

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Climate Emergency Toolkit | Church Resources on climate change

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The Climate Emergency Toolkit is a brand new resource to help your church respond to the climate crisis, brought to you by Tearfund, Christian Aid, aRocha UK, Operation Noah and more.

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We know this will be a challenge - food is often a part of our identity and represents so much more than just a meal on a plate! It's actually precisely because of this that we are running this campaign - we think following Jesus connects to the whole of our lives, even to the choices we make about what we eat.

It might surprise you to know that the food system is responsible for about a third of global carbon emissions , with meat production being the largest part of this.

The science is very clear that a major response to the injustices and threats of climate change needs to be a change in the global patterns of food consumption towards a greater share of vegetarian meals. The Climate Change Committee - the UK independent body that makes recommendations to the government on climate policy - has shown that for the UK to meet our climate change targets, t he UK needs to reduce consumption of meat and dairy by one fifth by 2030. Reducing meat and dairy is a very significant way for us to mitigate climate change, improve health, and increase food security.

And yet, when asked to rank what we can do to mitigate climate change, people consistently underestimate the impact of 'eating a more vegetarian diet' (UK perceptions of climate change, CAST Briefing Paper 08, 2021).

As Christians we want to be people who challenge every injustice. Climate change is one of the great injustices of our time: if reducing our meat and dairy intake is one way we can challenge this injustice - we want to do it!

Will you reflect your commitment to justice by joining us?

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We know this will be a challenge - food is often a part of our identity and represents so much more than just a meal on a plate! It's actually precisely because of this that we are running this campaign - we think following Jesus connects to the whole of our lives, even to the choices we make about what we eat.

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Getting Glasgow ready for COP26

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Get Ready Glasgow is a trusted one-stop source of accurate, up to date, information on city events, developments and improvements. The following pages contain information and practical advice from Glasgow City Council and partners about city operations during large-scale events and improvement projects. We're here to help businesses and residents plan ahead and keep Glasgow moving.

Here you can find information and advice about moving around Glasgow when our city is hosting events

Here you can find information and advice about moving around Glasgow during improvement work and when we are hosting events

Glasgow city centre is improving its look and feel whilst ensuring its cleaner, greener and easier to get around sustainably

Upcoming Events

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Get Ready Glasgow is a trusted one-stop source of accurate, up to date, information on city events, developments and improvements. The following pages contain information and practical advice from Glasgow City Council and partners about city operations during large-scale events and improvement projects. We're here to help businesses and residents plan ahead and keep Glasgow moving.

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Climate reflection activities for young people | CAFOD

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Climate change and poverty reflection activities for young people

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42 challenges, 42 days. Shuffle: Green Edition invites young people to engage with the climate crisis and empowers them to make a difference.

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Coming March 3rd 2021!

Shuffle is a card-based activity which gives you a new challenge to take on, every day for 42 days. The Green Edition will raise your awareness of some of the issues causing the climate crisis, and the daily challenges will empower you to start making changes to help you live more sustainably. Through working through the activities, you will see God's heart for his created world and how he asks us to care for and protect what he has made.

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Shuffle is a card-based activity which gives you a new challenge to take on, every day for 42 days. The Green Edition will raise your awareness of some of the issues causing the climate crisis, and the daily challenges will empower you to start making changes to help you live more sustainably.

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Resources on Climate Justice for churches padlet 

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Resources on Climate Justice for churches padlet 

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*There may be some crossover with the resources on climate justice for children, family & young people padlet

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Christianity and climate change

A nine-part film series for small groups featuring Katharine Hayhoe, the internationally renowned Christian climate scientist.

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A nine-part film series featuring Katharine Hayhoe, the internationally renowned Christian climate scientist

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Research from Tearfund and YouthScape on 'How the Church could lose young people over climate inaction.