What’s next for the Climate Strike Movement?
Research communication
- Client
- Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies (IASS)
- Format
- Reportage
- Services
- Concept, Direction, Cinematography, Production
- Topic
- Sustainability

2022
Climate strike researcher Elias König interviewed 14 climate activists and climate scientists about their climate-strike journey: What do they make of the climate strike as a form of action? Where, in their view, is the climate strike movement heading?
In this video, he interviews Tonny Nowshin, David Fopp, Mitzi Jonelle Tan, Kentaro Yamamoto, Kevin Mtai, Lasse Thiele, Kristian-Marc James Paul, RK Upadhya and Iván Daniel Martinez.
Elias König, Social Justice Research Fellow at the IASS from April to December 2022, examines the climate strike as the central form of action within the climate justice movement: How was the climate strike movement able to achieve, in a short space of time, what generations of experienced climate activists had not managed before it — building a worldwide mass movement for climate justice? How has the movement reflected on and developed possible strategic barriers internally in recent years? What role does the concept of the (climate) strike play in current strategic debates about the movement's future?
The video is entered in the Fast Forward Science 2022/23 competition: http://www.fastforwardscience.de#FFSci #YoungScientistAward #FastForwardScience #Competition #Science #Research
The film
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Stills
Credits
- Concept and direction
- Johanna Ickert
- Camera
- Philipp Meise
- Production
- LIBRA Film
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