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An artistic intervention. Offensive. Eruption. Chance to vent some f*cking rage. And make the world a better place.

A digital festival of ecological citizenship. A festival of new work created by amazing young women from the Liverpool City Region.

Coinciding with Earth Hour 2022.

Earth Hour 2022
26β€”27 March 2022
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Tiny talks on a big deal: our relationship with the natural world.Β 

Each episode of our new podcast brings you compact conversations with extraordinary women leading hope and change in the climate emergency… in 400 seconds flat.

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CHANGE IN A BOX

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Right now, everything feels pretty challenging. It can be difficult to make sense of it all or know how to help.

Change in a Box is a social action kit for young people. It’s for anybody who wants to make a difference but isn’t sure how to get started. Young people don’t need any previous knowledge, experience or skills to get stuck in…

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Theatre in the Rough Festival

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A young woman traverses a city devastated by the impacts of Climate Change. As she does so, she is interrupted by the insidious advertising of disaster capitalism. A wonderfully poetic, thoughtful and funny audio play by a brilliant young writer. Intriguingly, this piece plays not only with language, but with the very notion of classical Western dramaturgy. It questions a traditional sense of completion and catharsis, as we don’t know how this will end. And there is always work to be done. We’re left wondering whether the dramaturgy we’re used to is fit for purpose in the Climate Crisis. Supported by Arts Council England and the PH Holt Foundation. Find out more at http://www.400.earth
Last Night I Wept For Taylor Swift by Clara Popp
YouTube Video UCQG7wtNfAJjJcSdjcQCGi3w_IVyEhCxQ810
Each Briton spends an average of Β£980.50 on new clothes every year. And throws away 3.1kg of textile waste in the same period. So-called 'fast fashion' is an emblematic driver of ecologic stress. The fashion industry uses, for example, 1.5 trillion tonnes of water annually. And produces 92 million tonnes of waste. 'less' is an antidote to this madness. In February 2022, Alina ran a fantastic clothes-mending workshop at the brilliant Make Hamilton Square in Birkenhead. This taught not just practical skills, but a more practical and sustainable mindset: to explore the value of what we already have. Produced by Theatre in the Rough as part of the 400 Parts Per Million - a digital festival of ecological citizenship. Supported by Arts Council England and the PH Holt Foundation. Find out more at http://www.400.earth
less by Alina Burwitz
YouTube Video UCQG7wtNfAJjJcSdjcQCGi3w_kLPx5rR7PoA
'Currently in our house (used or not used) Colouring books: 5, 100 pages each Notepads: 10, 100 pages each Notebooks: 12, 190 pages each 5 x 100 = 500 10 x 100 = 1000 12 x 190 = 2280 3780 sheets of paper' β€” Jo Mary Watson Just what do you do with the amount of used, discarded or wasted paper that fills our homes and lives? One answer is to recycle it. So it can be used again. On our website, you can find a video and PDF Guide to Making Your own Paper from... your own used paper, written by Jo. From her own recycled paper, Jo has also crafted a simply beautiful collection of wholesome, nourishing Activity Cards for young people and families. You can download a PDF Activity Booklet on our site. There is an activity for each month β€” complete with hand-drawn illustrations with hand-written instructions. On hand-made paper. Produced by Theatre in the Rough as part of the 400 Parts Per Million - a digital festival of ecological citizenship. Supported by Arts Council England and the PH Holt Foundation. Find out more at http://www.400.earth
Paperlife by Jo Mary Watson
YouTube Video UCQG7wtNfAJjJcSdjcQCGi3w_hOs8qj49-Vw
Beautiful, ancient, grounded practices remind us of how elemental we are. Of how we are nature. And nature is us. A short film about witchcraft and the Climate Crisis. About devastation and restoration. A slow, peaceful, meditative film following a protection spell being offered back to the world. But really, it's a film designed for listening. Supported by Arts Council England and the PH Holt Foundation. Find out more at http://www.400.earth
In the Name of Gaia by Ashleigh Stamper
YouTube Video UCQG7wtNfAJjJcSdjcQCGi3w_V7FGqqBgxaE
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