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Environmental justice recognises the climate crisis as a social and political problem, as well as an environmental one. This means acknowledging that struggles are interconnected and, by doing so, fighting for solutions that create a more sustainable planet, and a fairer and more just world. This is why we believe all of our staff and wider network and the work we do must be free from discrimination and harassment. Find out more by reading our statements.

Read Friends of the Earth's reaction to the unjust war in Ukraine and find out where we think focus and support should be directed.

Got a question about our new Supporter Panel? Browse our FAQs for the answers.

At Friends of the Earth, we're striving hard to ensure the rights of all our employees are upheld. That includes monitoring the gender pay gap, taking measures to address any discrepancies and being transparent with our supporters.

Friends of the Earth announces its new Co-CEOs as Miriam Turner and Hugh Knowles

We need a diverse range of voices to solve global problems and achieve social justice, yet the climate movement is still overwhelmingly white and middle-class. Find out what Friends of the Earth is doing to become actively anti-racist.

Why justice-based solutions are the only solutions to the crises we face.

Miriam Turner and Hugh Knowles are co-CEOs at Friends of the Earth. Find out a bit about the organisation's two leaders.

The COVID-19 pandemic means many of us will find ourselves spending more time at home. We've rounded up some book and film recommendations from our staff to help distract from the stress of it all.