The Kattungkuba Birriwaltja (Kattung Sovereign Congress) would like to invite Yoree (Indigenous) and Yoreekuriyan (non-Indigenous) presenters, speakers and supporters to attend the Students of Sustainability (SoS) conference this year.

A forum to discuss the root causes of climate change and the urgent need for everyday citizens to get involved and be part of the solution.

With Speakers
Greens Senator-Elect Scott Ludlam
Sea Shepherd crew member Nicola Paris
Vice Chairperson of Sustainable Energy Now Paul Wilkes
Camp for Climate Action Australia WA co-coordinator Belinda Faulkner

Tuesday 10th June
6pm - 8pm
UWA Social Sciences Lecture Theatre

BEAUTIFUL ORGANIC VEGAN DINNER
accompanied by
LIVE AND LOCAL ACOUSTIC MUSIC

Sunday May 25th
Doubleview Bowls Club
6pm - 10pm

tickets
$40 waged
$20 unwaged/concession

Hello Spunky Cooks,
We are a collective of "good food enthusiasts" who are compiling a selection of recipes from members of our community with a focus on wholefood* and natural, organic, sustainably sourced ingredients. With these recipes we intend to release a collection in volumes to raise funds for various activist campaigns, the first of which will be fundraising to send a group of students and activists from the West coast of Australia to the "Students of Sustainability" conference in July of 2008.

We are holding a film screening about the first Climate Camp in the UK 2006, Reclaim Power, an independent production that tells the stroy of Climate Camp and the empowering movement which is spreading throughout the world.

There will also be an information session about Climate Camp 2008 Newcastle and discussions after the film, for anyone interested in attending or organising, or just wanting to know more!

Kattungkabaring Yoway!

Roll up, roll up! The climate circus is in town.
Confronted with melting ice caps, unprecedented species extinction,
droughts and extreme weather, climate change threatens our very
survival. The fools at the head of the fossil fuel empire continue to
plunder the earth, with the governments as willing court jesters at
their side.

In 2008, environmental destruction grows and injustice thrives worldwide, yet these problems are finding their match in the energy of students and youth willing to fight for our future. Everywhere we look, students are active, thinking critically, articulating visions for social change, and resisting 200 years of occupation and genocide. We are directing our energies, involving new students, and empowering our generation to uproot environmental injustice and create remarkable communities and social change!