Our Partners

Climate Action Durham is a group of residents in Durham, UK who share a concern for the global climate and economic emergencies.

Group that supports people based in Newcastle to take action on climate change

The Comfrey Project provides a safe, welcoming place for people who have fled conflict and persecution to improve their physical and mental wellbeing, develop new skills and put down roots in their ne

We are visual arts producers working with extraordinary artists, partners, communities & policymakers

Durham Climate Hub aims to provide a physical place, complementary to online organising spaces, which encourages passers-by to drop in.

Plant Based Paradise We as a species have evolved and there is no need to harm other sentient beings for the pleasure!!

XR Tyneside are the local branch of Extinction Rebellion UK.

Towards an organised workplace, community, and household.

A Space to connect and talk about our concerns, hopes and ideas, and to exchange information about local activities to get involved in.

Medact North East is a local group based around Newcastle, Sunderland, Tynemouth and across the North East.

An artist-led community of over 100 artists studios, an exhibition space and bookshop in Newcastle

Welcome to Greenpeace Newcastle upon Tyne, a community of change-makers. Join our Greenwire group to receive our latest updates and to hear about our upcoming events.

Coalition of Climate and Migrant Justice groups in the North East of England

The No To Hassockfield campaign was set up in early 2021. We are fighting for the closure of the Women’s Immigration Removal Centre (IRC) in County Durham.

The Ouseburn Trust exists to support, enhance and celebrate Ouseburn Valley - the place and its people.

The School brings together people of all ages to: do fun activities and share food, share and build knowledge, create solidarity across campaigns and issues for social and environmental justice.

Art. Theology. Community Activism. A project of the Methodist Church.

We are campaigning against the Tees Valley Energy Recovery Facility proposed by 7 local authorities: Darlington, Durham, Hartlepool, Middlesbrough, Newcastle, Stockton and Redcar & Cleveland