What Can I Do?

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A call to action from Jane Fonda, an inspiring activist, urges us to confront the climate change crisis and equips us with tools for protest. Fonda emphasizes that this is the last moment to change course and save lives and species. Frustrated by political inaction, she moved to Washington, D.C., in 2019, inspired by climate leaders, to lead weekly demonstrations on Capitol Hill. Launching Fire Drill Fridays, she has engaged thousands in nonviolent civil disobedience, risking arrest to demand action. In her work, Fonda shares her personal journey as an activist alongside insights from climate scientists and community organizers, addressing critical issues like water, migration, and human rights. She empowers everyone to participate in the fight against the climate crisis. Fonda's activism has shaped her life, and she now calls on the public to take to the streets. With greenhouse gas levels at record highs, our window to act is closing. The climate crisis is intertwined with issues of empathy and inequality, as recent protests against racial violence highlight the connections between racism and environmental degradation. Addressing these challenges requires a comprehensive fight against drilling, fracking, deregulation, and systemic injustices. Change is inevitable, and we must collectively push for positive transformation. The fight is for our future and that of generations to come. All of the author's net proceeds will benef