Groups like Extinction Rebellion and Insulate Britain are often in the news these days and their actions sharply divide opinions.
Thomi Sakali, a business owner from Greece will be making the case against direct action, and Daniel Elkan, a freelance writer from London will be sharing his perspective on why he thinks it’s a vital tool.
We hope you enjoy this episode.

Groups like Extinction Rebellion and Insulate Britain are often in the news these days and their actions sharply divide opinions. Thomi Sakali, a business owner from Greece will be making the case against direct action, and Daniel Elkan, a freelance writer from London will be sharing his perspective on why he thinks it’s a vital tool. We hope you enjoy this episode.

Is civil disobedience justified in tackling climate change?

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We host dinners, now zoom, on controversial topics with people who have opposing views, with the aim of having a dialogue. It's about the relating rather than the debating. We create a safe space for all views to be heard. Our aim is not for them to agree, but to understand each other. We don’t take sides. We believe that we need more spaces where opposing perspectives can co-exist and maybe learn from each other.

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Is civil disobedience justified in tackling climate change?

Is civil disobedience justified in tackling climate change?