2020
Looking back on Rebel for Justice
It’s hard to believe that just 3 months ago, rebels were beginning the biggest and most disruptive protest Cambridge has seen since Reclaim the Streets in 19...
#ClimateKindness - Day 15 of 28
Today is a climate day. An easy way to complete the CLIMATE challenge is to donate to XR Cambridge - perhaps you could donate one hour’s wage?
#ClimateKindness - Day 10 of 28
Today we are encouraging you to GET CREATIVE with a bit of cooking or baking! Pick a recipe you’ve never tried before and see how it turns out - if it’s succ...
#ClimateKindness - Day 6 of 28
Nonamekitchen is an NGO providing food for refugees in Serbia - nonamekitchen.org/en/ It’s important to remember that this vital aid continues - and must con...
#ClimateKindness - Day 5 of 28
Today would normally be a Youth Strike day. We can’t go out and protest, but we can still spread the message! Make a placard about the climate emergency - ta...
#ClimateKindness - Day 3 of 28
Today we’re looking at Climate. The Covid-19 pandemic has shown that our system is fragile, but also that together we can build strong, resilient communities...
#ClimateKindness - Day 2 of 28
Climate Create Community
Climate Kindness - Day 1 of 28
Over the next 4 weeks, we invite everyone to do these 3 things:
Response to Anthony Browne MP’s statement in Parliament and wrongful arrest of XR Cambridge activist
An Extinction Rebellion Cambridge activist was wrongfully arrested in the early hours of Wednesday for alleged involvement in the group’s removal of Cambridg...
Lawngate: a “step too far” on the road to climate justice?
We are not here to win a popularity contest. We are here to sound the alarm and to create the tension that opens spaces for the change we so desperately need.
Flood victim from Lancashire thanks XR Cambridge
Angie got in touch with us after seeing news coverage of our actions this week to thank us for calling attention to the climate emergency and issues of over-...
A rebel responds to the action against Trinity College
Yesterday, Extinction Rebellion in Cambridge dug up the lawn of Trinity College in what, to many people, was a wanton act of vandalism…
Why we swarm and disrupt the public
For over three decades, activists have been calling for action on climate and environmental breakdown through conventional means. Despite this, we are on a c...
2019
Extinction Rebellion groups from the East of England and Midlands to establish Love Rebellion site in London (04/10/2019)
The next phase of the International Rebellion against governments’ criminal inaction on the climate and ecological crisis begins in London and cities around ...