koyaanisqatsi Wednesday 19th August, 8-10pm at Mockingbird Cinema, Digbeth From 1982, filmed across USA, the overall theme is a critique of how humanity has reached a point where we no longer live with technology, but in technology. Part of our Season of Film birminghamfoe.org.uk/event/koyaan...

Want to know more about how the new Birmingham City council is dealing with recycling? Head to our website to read the full blog♻️🌱 birminghamfoe.org.uk/recycling-re...

This month in Birmingham 🌡️📈 20.6°C. This has been the warmest month ending 2nd August on record. It was 3.7°C warmer than average. Average: 16.9°C · Trend: +0.33 ± 0.13 °C/decade #ClimateData #ClimateChange #Birmingham #climate

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20.6°C. This has been the warmest month ending 2nd August on record. It was 3.7°C warmer than average.

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We're making ourselves visible both on the street and popping up in the news in a few places! Great writeup by Murthaza Ali-Hassan www.birmingham-now.co.uk/news/2640525...

‘It feels like they didn’t know we existed’ - Fears over Birmingham hub's future

Organisations in the Warehouse on Allison Street in Digbeth speak out about the Midland Rail Hub plans for the Bordesley Viaduct.

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Join us and our allies tomorrow evening from 6:30pm for a screening of Into the Weeds, which follows a battle for justice against a multinational company.

Birmingham Friends of the Earth@birminghamfoe.bsky.social · 3w ago

Into The Weeds screening Monday 27th July, 6:30-9pm at @inthewarehouse.bsky.social A documentary that follows a battle for justice against a multinational agrochemical corporation. Free drinks & snacks! Part of our Season of Film & Save Our Soil campaign actionnetwork.org/events/into-...

People asked for more info on how to respond to the MRHA consultation so we've put a guide together: birminghamfoe.org.uk/further-info...

Friday is your LAST chance to tell the MRHA in-person what you think of their plans, at The Rep from 12-18:30. Please go along & let them know why @inthewarehouse.bsky.social, Digbeth Community Garden and other small businesses are important. MRHA's online consultation is open until August 28th.

Into The Weeds screening Monday 27th July, 6:30-9pm at @inthewarehouse.bsky.social A documentary that follows a battle for justice against a multinational agrochemical corporation. Free drinks & snacks! Part of our Season of Film & Save Our Soil campaign actionnetwork.org/events/into-...

'Into the Weeds' Screening

We are excited to announce the screening of ‘Into the Weeds’ as part of our Season of Film and Save our Soil Campaign. Into the Weeds is a 2022 documentary film that follows the story of Dewayne ‘Le...

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The Cost of Growth - screening & conversation on the Future of Society. Thurs 23rd July, 6-9pm at Midlands Arts Centre. Pay what you feel. This thought-provoking film screening and facilitated discussion are part of our ongoing Season of Film. www.eventbrite.com/e/the-cost-o...

The Cost of Growth: UK Screening & Conversation on the Future of Society

Join us for a future-focused cinema screening and discussion in Birmingham.

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Help Us Save The Warehouse! Our home @inthewarehouse.bsky.social & Digbeth Community Garden are threatened with demolition in 2030, losing a vital community hub and rare spot of biodiversity in the city centre. Follow the link, respond to the consultation. birminghamfoe.org.uk/help-us-save...

Next Climate Cafe organised by @xrbham.bsky.social and @birminghamfoe.bsky.social is coming up on Sunday July 19, from 2-4 pm in the BRIG Cafe and Digbeth Community Garden Come learn about Mother Gardens from permaculturist Felipe Molina. Book free tickets on this link: tinyurl.com/ysjn89uk

We've brought back the Save Our Soil campaign because Birmingham City Council didn't stop using pesticides & herbicides. We'll be briefing Councillors about this soon. Do write to your Councillor, let them know people want glyphosates out of our city.

Bee Friendly Brum@beefriendlybrum.bsky.social · last mo.

Hi everyone 💚🐝 Birmingham City Council are currently reviewing their maintenance contracts so please email your Councillors to make sure our new Council prioritises a ban on public pesticides like glyphosate Check who represents you, get in touch, template attached www.birmingham.gov.uk/councillors

Ever read a headline & thought “Is this true?” Come unpack Birmingham’s biggest stories with us! We'll explore how local media report on the rise of the far right. 12-3pm Sun 5th July at @inthewarehouse.bsky.social Free coffee & lunch! ☕️ Everyone welcome, no expertise needed, just curiosity!

We must end our reliance on climate-wrecking fossil fuels and transition to clean, cheap renewable energy if we are to meet our climate targets and protect future generations from the worst of climate breakdown. With big polluters footing the bill.

How does the new City Council view Birmingham’s recycling issues? We’re asking local residents to write to their councillors asking for changes to be progressed!! 💚 Template and more info available on our website: birminghamfoe.org.uk/new-leader-a... #recycling #birmingham

Giving this a last share. 500+ people want quieter neighborhoods. If you live in Birmingham and feel the same, add your name Please share @brumcjc.bsky.social @birminghamfoe.bsky.social @graeme-b.bsky.social We'll close it this week and @izzyknowles.bsky.social will present to Council

Gareth Hooper@garethhooper.bsky.social · 2mo ago

If you live in Birmingham and are fed up of opening your windows to loud exhausts, add your name to our petition: c.org/YDJHpFXwZf Heatwaves mean we have to open our windows, but we shouldn't have to stay awake listening to idiots using our roads as race tracks

By Our Selves screening + Q&A Thurs 18th 7pm at Rock & Roll Brewhouse, Birmingham Toby Jones, Iain Sinclair & Andrew Kötting, made a 5-day walk from Epping Forest to Helpston, following the footsteps of poet John Clare, in the tradition of Pilgrim's Progress. Tickets available via link in our bio.

National Emergency Briefing + Q&A at the MAC this afternoon. Don’t miss being part of this important campaign. There are two more screenings in Birmingham this week.

One film screening this afternoon and then this one tomorrow evening.

Birmingham Friends of the Earth@birminghamfoe.bsky.social · 2mo ago

On Monday at 6:30pm join us at our home @inthewarehouse.bsky.social for an exclusive screening of Paradise Lost, History in the Unmaking. Andy Howlett’s acclaimed essay-film about Birmingham Central Library and the death of Modernism 🎬 Tickets available at actionnetwork.org/events/parad... 🎟️ 💚

On Monday at 6:30pm join us at our home @inthewarehouse.bsky.social for an exclusive screening of Paradise Lost, History in the Unmaking. Andy Howlett’s acclaimed essay-film about Birmingham Central Library and the death of Modernism 🎬 Tickets available at actionnetwork.org/events/parad... 🎟️ 💚

We've got a lot going on with our Season of Film. Tomorrow at 3pm join us for the People's Emergency Briefing at Midlands Art Centre, and stay for our family friendly workshop about palm oil at 5pm (or you can attend just one of these).

Paradise Lost: History in the Unmaking Mon 8th June, 6:30pm @inthewarehouse.bsky.social Part film essay, part urban investigation, Paradise Lost asks a poignant question: what went wrong with the utopian futures we were promised & how do we begin to reclaim them? actionnetwork.org/events/parad...

'Paradise Lost: History in the Unmaking' Film Screening

Among the ruins of yesterday’s future, what can we learn about the forces that shape our cities? When filmmaker Andy Howlett set out with his camera to document the final days of Birmingham’s conde...

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We're hosting a Palm Oil & Our Planet: Family Friendly Workshop @ the MAC this Sunday 7 June @ 5pm. RSVP here: actionnetwork.org/events/palm-...

Palm Oil & Our Planet: Family Friendly Workshop

Join us for a fun, hands-on, family-friendly activity that brings global palm oil production to life. Using an empty world map and colouring pencils, you’ll decide where palm oil plantations are likel...

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The People's Emergency Briefing Sun 7th June, 3pm at Midlands Arts Centre. Pay what you feel. Hear from scientists & experts how the climate & nature crisis will impact the UK. The screening will be followed by a Q&A Invite your MP/Councillor & bring your friends macbirmingham.co.uk/cinema/natio...

National Emergency Briefing + Q&A | Mac Birmingham

CIVIC SQUARE and MAC are collaborating to host a screening of the People’s Emergency Briefing, creating space for collective reflection, dialogue and civic

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Join us at Mac Birmingham for a screening of The People's Emergency Briefing, 7th June at 3pm. Hear from scientists and experts how the climate & nature crisis will impact the UK. The screening will be followed by a Q&A. Invite your MPs and bring your friends. macbirmingham.co.uk/cinema/natio...

National Emergency Briefing + Q&A | Mac Birmingham

What’s happening with climate and nature, and what does it mean for everyday life in the UK? Join us for a screening of the People’s Emergency Briefing - a

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Racism, class politics, struggle and resistance: Asad Rehman in conversation with Mukhtar Dar at the BRIG Cafe in Birmingham @inthewarehouse.bsky.social

Tonight Unite The People are @inthewarehouse.bsky.social hosting a conversation with Asad Rehman of @friends-earth.bsky.social. A fascinating talk about his journey through activism, always building connections with those also facing struggles.

Join us in Ladywood tomorrow, and Erdington on Sunday, for free coffee mornings to talk about the changes you want to see ahead of the Birmingham local elections.

Birmingham Friends of the Earth@birminghamfoe.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Come along to our coffee mornings in Ladywood (Sat 2nd May) & Erdington (Sun 3rd May) to talk to your local election candidates about the changes you wish to see in our city. Free refreshments provided. Scan the QR code in the images for more info - see you there! 💚

Come along to our coffee mornings in Ladywood (Sat 2nd May) & Erdington (Sun 3rd May) to talk to your local election candidates about the changes you wish to see in our city. Free refreshments provided. Scan the QR code in the images for more info - see you there! 💚

Join us tomorrow at the Mockingbird Cinema in Digbeth for a screening of Our Land, and a Q+A with @righttoroam.bsky.social West Midlands, starts 7pm

Birmingham Friends of the Earth@birminghamfoe.bsky.social · 4mo ago

Introducing the 1st in the BFoE Season of Film on the 27th April, Our Land! This film explores debates between land & power “a journey over the walls that divide us.” This will be followed by a Q&A with @righttoroam.bsky.social Get your tickets www.mockingbirdcinema.com you won’t want to miss it!🍿