Adriana brings over 10 years of experience in facilitation, community organising and co-op development in support of land justice, housing justice, racial justice and climate justice groups, working with working class communities most impacted by the extractive economy. She is experienced in supporting teams to organise and self-manage themselves, navigate tension and co-create dynamic care-based systems and cultures.

Andrew has over 14 years of experience as a campaigner and trainer with various organisations including People & Planet, Electronics Watch, 350.org, and Friends of the Earth. He currently coordinates Coal Action Network’s campaign to pressure Lloyd’s of London to stop insuring the Adani coal mine, a role he continues alongside his work with Tipping Point. He leads the Defund Climate Chaos work, working particularly closely with partners like Money Rebellion, Insure Our Future and Stop EACOP.

Bibi is a climate justice campaigner and activist. Her experience includes organising grassroots campaigns that fight imperialism, divestment from fossil fuel production and racial justice. She sits on the executive committee of Caribbean Labour Solidarity and is involved in Climate Action Support Pathway, supporting activists who take part in civil resistance. With Tipping Point, she works as the Stop Rosebank UK and London organiser, providing facilitation and coordinating support to working groups in the Stop Cambo coalition and supporting grassroots groups.

Duncan is a climate justice campaigner organising through the Stop Cambo campaign and has been a key organiser since the campaign launched 2 years ago. He builds on his previous career in education to run workshops with groups across Scotland and engage them in creative actions for the Stop Rosebank. Duncan is also a music teacher and one of the volunteer organisers of Climate Camp Scotland. He is responsible for the Stop Rosebank work happening within Scotland.

Elle has a remarkable record of transformative, caring community organising across Scotland. They bring a depth of understanding of what community organising involves and a particular commitment to class justice and reparations specifically. They lead our work building working class power through mutual aid and wealth redistribution as well as supporting grassroots groups in Scotland to win.

Harpreet is a human rights lawyer with 12+ years’ experience working in advocacy and movement building. Her lived experiences of marginalisation informs how she works and mobilises for a reparative and holistic vision of climate justice. She has previously worked with People & Planet, ActionAid, REDRESS, Electronics Watch and Amnesty International. She co-leads the care & repair work.

Snook has over 25 years experience of grassroots organising across a range of direct action campaigns, from the anti roads movement to Colston, via food sovereignty, Plane Stupid, anti fracking and migrant justice. They are one of the founding crew of Reclaim the Power and worked for 6 years as a coordinator of protestor support group Green and Black Cross Legal.

Louise has spent two decades as a campaigner, communicator, movement strategist, organiser and network developer at the heart of the UK and global climate justice movements. In 2011 she founded the Fossil Free divestment movement with UK student groups before spreading the campaign throughout Europe. She combines a wealth of experience in grassroots activism, communications and leveraging digital tools alongside international collaboration, with over a decade as a director and manager for organisations like 350.org, People & Planet and Friends of the Earth.  Louise leads our Movement Power and Stop Rosebank work.

Rakesh started off setting up and co-ordinating the Newcastle Greenpeace group over a decade ago since then he has been involved in various climate campaigns across the country. He was part of the group that successfully opposed the opencast coal mine at Druridge Bay in Northumberland and subsequently used his experience to support the Defend Dewley Hill campaign.

Rosanna is an organiser and activist with 12 years experience of being part of grassroots social justice movements, with 5 years experience of paid organising work. Her experiences working with migrant justice groups drives her passion for ensuring climate justice puts freedom of movement at its core. She has previously worked at Global Justice Now, SOAS Detainee Support and Green New Deal Rising and she co-founded several grassroots organisations including London Latinxs and No Borders in Climate Justice. She is on the care & repair and fossil finance team.

Sadie is a climate change researcher and activist with a focus on climate reparations, transformative adaptation, and loss and damage. At Tipping Point, she supports the Climate Reparations Network and the Care & Repair team. She co-founded the Loss and Damage Youth Coalition and has been active in loss and damage movements for several years. She loves gardening and musical theatre.

Scarlett is a climate justice activist and journalist and is the youngest regular policy writer in Parliamentary history. She was one of the lead organisers of the School Climate Strikes and set up campaign group Teach the Future, where she leads on policy. Scarlett supports and organises with grassroots groups across the East and West Midlands.