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#11at11ClimateStrike
Every Friday at 11am, colleagues meet for 11 minutes to talk about climate and to show solidarity with the youth climate strikes. Join in: #11at11ClimateStrike on Twitter.
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Knowledge Management & Information Sharing
We’re using Outline to collect information and publishing Action Guides and blog posts to help others take action. Please see #announcements for updates. If you’re part of our Slack community, you can log in with your ClimateAction.tech details and view Outline here.
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Branch Magazine
An online magazine written by and for people who dream of a sustainable and just internet. Produced in collaboration with EIT Climate KIC, Mozilla Foundation, Green Web Foundation. Issue 2, Spring 2021 is out now! Read issue 2.
Community networking
#cat-roulette
Looking to meet some fellow climate-conscious technologists? Join us in our #cat-roulette Slack channel to get paired up with a randomly selected CAT every two weeks.
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CAT Coffee
A regular, open event to mingle, share ideas, discuss things or just meet other CAT members. The topics we discuss vary at every event.
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Watch parties
CAT members get together on a regular basis to watch or listen to talks, podcasts, and other content suggested by the community.
Past Projects
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#LetsGreenTheWeb campaign
The #LetsGreenTheWeb campaign is a focused, 5 day Twitter campaign to encourage and support everyone to measure the carbon emissions of websites and share tweets highlighting the results. Find out more.
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TEDxClimateAction.tech
The tech industry can be both a cause of climate change and a solution. How do we transition our sector to be more sustainable and, at the same time, help transition the world to be more sustainable? Watch now.
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Digital Climate Strike
CAT members contributed to the digital ‘green out’ campaign for businesses to show solidarity with the Youth Global Climate Strike. Over 10,000 websites joined, generating 38% of traffic to the Global Climate Strike website, and 30K+ additional signups [source].