CAFOD campaigners across the UK encouraged people to take action on climate change through various events. Volunteers collected over 600 signature cards along a barge journey in Leeds Liverpool Canal. Students at St. Francis in Nottingham collected so many cards they could stretch across the entire church. CAFOD staff shared the climate change message in Bangladesh where people have experienced devastating effects of climate change firsthand.

1. From east to west CAFOD campaigners
have been taking action to create a
climate for justice.

2. Noah’s barge journeyed the Leeds to Liverpool canal.
Local school children and volunteers along the way
got passers-by to sign action cards

3. Young people from St Francis, Notting Hill
encouraged parishioners to sign cards and join the
rally before December’s climate change talks in
Copenhagen.

4. Parishioners
from Enfield put
their hands up
for climate
justice.
They signed
over 600 cards
demanding
action on
climate change.

5. People from
St Francis
of Assisi,
Long Eaton,
Nottingham
collected so
many cards
that they
could to
string them
across the
whole
church.

6. A line of young supporters from St Anthony’s school
in the Birmingham diocese. Their climate change
assembly generated plenty of enthusiasm!

7. People from across the globe are now calling for
action. Here school children from Nicaragua voice
their concerns about the impact of climate change.

8. CAFOD staff from Nottingham, Brighton, London and
Plymouth share the climate change message in
Bangladesh where people have already experienced
first hand the devastating effects of climate change.

9. CAFOD
campaigners
outside London
Zoo call on climate
change minster Ed
Miliband to take
the right road to
Copenhagen.

10. Watch the video and take action online
cafod.org.uk/climatejustice
Send photos of your actions to
campaign@cafod.org.uk
Photos: Simon Rawles, George Coppock,
Adrian White, CAFOD staff