We really enjoyed it and hope that the sixth formers did. Below are some pictures from the event. Also we created a video to give a broad overview of what FoE and similar organisations encompass. If the school want us to go back in 2012, as was discussed, then we’d be happy to return.

Amnesty International – Liverpool Group. Meet at the Black E (near Chinese Gate) on the 2nd Wednesday of every month from 19:00-2100.

Oxfam: Beth Knowles is the Activism and Community Campaigner for the North of England

Local cycling: Critical Mass Liverpool facebook group found here

Merseyside Women’s Movement found here

Nerve magazine found here

Groundwork – http://www.groundwork.org.uk/

Liverpool Charity and Voluntary Services found here

Merseyside Environmental Trust – http://www.metnet.org.uk/

Action for Sustainable Development – http://www.afsl.org.uk/

Transition Liverpool – http://www.transitionliverpool.org/

The Duncan Society – http://www.liv.ac.uk/ssp/duncansociety/index.htm

Our Ground (Campaigners for the Festival Garden Site) – http://ourground.net/

MARINET (Network of FoE Local Groups focused upon marine issues). Latest news can be found here: http://www.marinet.org.uk/latestnews.html

Stop Climate Chaos coalition: http://www.stopclimatechaos.org/

The Get Serious About CO2 campaign demands councils play their part in tackling climate change. It calls on them to reduce local emissions by at least 40% by 2020.

This is a national campaign and you can find more information here. The Liverpool group has been pursuing this locally. Within the context of the deepest cuts to City Council budgets this is not easy, but we are keen to support the development of Liverpool as a Low Carbon leader.

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Below is a link to the newsletter update of 13 October 2011:

Updates 20111013

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