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Storms, droughts and floods continue to impact the most vulnerable communities around the world.

People living in poverty have done the least to cause the problem, but are paying the price.

Christian Aid is calling on the UK to support climate vulnerable communities and build trust on the global stage.

Read our blog below to find out what we're calling for at COP29. And check out what our delegation get up at the conference in Baku by following Christian Aid's social media accounts.

What can you do?

'Your actions matter. No action or voice is too small to make a difference.' - Vanessa Nakate, climate justice activist

Prayers and Placards Activity Pack

Get your church active for climate justice. This pack references events from 2023, but can still be used today.

Sign Vanessa's open letter

Share Vanessa Nakate's powerful open letter to the UK Foreign Secretary, David Lammy

The UK Government at COP29

Find out what Christian Aid is calling on the UK Government to do ahead of the UN climate talks, COP29.

Pray for Climate Justice

A prayer resource to guide and inspire your prayers for climate justice.

Young Adult Climate Justice Stories

Share these stories & illustrations to amplify young adult voices from the global majority.

Intergenerational Climate Justice Activities

Explore climate justice together with from different generations.
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Volunteer Campaign Organiser, Oluwaferanmi lobbies his local MP on climate justice with members of his church youth group Credit: Oluwaferanmi Adeyemo
A group of young adults speaking with their MP about climate justice.

Talking to your MP

Whether in government or opposition, your MP can play their part.

You can amplify Christian Aid's calls for the UK to support climate vulnerable communities and build trust on the global stage by raising these issues with your newly elected MP.

Check out resources for engaging MPs below.

Check out our climate justice crib sheet so you know what to say. And download our Parliamentary briefing to give to your MP.

A deep dive

Climate and racial justice

The climate crisis disproportionately impacts black and brown communities the most. Yet they have done the least to cause the problem.  

For justice to occur we must act in a way that addresses the racial injustice at the heart of the climate crisis

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Campaigners at the COP26 day of action share messages of climate and racial justice on banners and placards Credit: Christian Aid
Racial and cimate justice banners at COP26 day of action