Scientist Rebellion Denmark - Introduction meeting

When: November 20th, from 20:00 to 21:00.

Where: Online.

Are you a scientist or academic concerned about the climate and ecological crisis? Do you want to know more about Scientist Rebellion? How do we organize and communicate? How can I help? What roles can I take on?

In this intro meeting, we’ll talk about why scientists are increasingly engaging in civil resistance. We’ll explain what we’re currently doing and what activities we have set up in coming months. We will also talk about how you can get involved in upcoming events, including support roles.

This intro meeting to the Scientist Rebellion Denmark movement will be facilitated by scientists active in Scientist Rebellion Denmark and is tailored for scientists and academics of any background.

In this meeting we will also introduce the campaigns we are involved on.


Who are we

As scientists, we have been ringing the alarm bell for decades, publishing countless papers and reports, and talking politely to the media and Danish politicians about the escalating climate and ecological crisis. People have asked the Danish government for urgent and necessary climate action.

Yet, despite their promises, the Danish government is far from being on track to meet their own climate goals, as the latest report from the climate council shows.

Our past efforts have failed, so we are changing tactics.

We are scientists and academics of all backgrounds who believe we should use our privilege to press for urgent climate action through civil disobedience.


Get involved

Would you like to know more about Scientist Rebellion Denmark and get involved?

Finally, you can also fill out this form and we will get in touch with you as soon as possible! And you can follow us on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, Mastodon, Bluesky and Linkedin!


Ongoing campaigns

We are currently part of a coalition running a “Ban Private Jets” campaign, also as a way to shine some light into the outrageous greenhouse gas emissions of the richest 1% of the world population.

This is part of the global campaign “Make Them Pay”.

As part of the campaign, we run regular action trainings. See here when the next one is happening.