We work to reverse the under-representation of the working class in mainstream environmentalism, activism and policymaking decisions by highlighting how they are working to transform the economy for the better in their respective locales. This enables us to show how they are shaping society into one that is more equitable and sustainable, and help to break down stereotypes of the working class as unconcerned about climate change and instead, shift the narrative towards seeing them as rich sources of knowledge. 

We campaign with our members and non-members to advance the vision of a better life for all: we work with activists, community groups, social movements, academics, charities, NGOs, think-tanks and other collectives to prompt better dialogue and engagement between the working class and mainstream environmentalists. Approaching class from an intersectional perspective allows us to show how the climate crisis is not just a problem of environmental degradation, but also deeply embedded in other inequities that arise owing to someone's race, gender, geographical location and so on.

With members across the global North and South, we believe that a strong working class is one that is united across country borders - and united in the collective desire to achieve justice in all its forms for everyone, no matter where they are. 

Within the UK we provide advice and/or qualitative research to organisations about the working class and climate crisis. (Currently, this side of our work is solely based in the UK owing to team capacity).

The Working Class Climate Alliance

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