It's a hard time to be a parent who cares about the world your kids are growing up in. Climate stress, cost-of-living pressure, and a newsfeed built to make you feel powerless. If you've been finding it harder to make sense of things lately, you're not the only one.

Join us for our online Town Hall, where we're pulling back the curtain on what's happening across Parents for Climate: what's going on in the Australian social and political landscape, our strategy and campaigns, our wins, and what's next.

Here's what we don't hear nearly enough about:

• We already have solutions to many of the biggest challenges we face
• The antidote to fear and division is each other - the relationships and community we build along the way
• Taking action, together, can be joyful: it's one of the most powerful antidotes to despair there is.

Together, let's change the story for our kids.

Whether you're brand new to this or you've been with us for years: join us to meet other parents doing this work, get the inside story on where Parents for Climate is headed, and leave clear on the part you can play in building a movement too big for any politician to ignore.

Times across the continent:
6pm AWST | 7:30pm ACST | 8pm AEST

The government’s own National Climate Risk Assessment confirms what parents across Australia already know: climate change is putting our kids and communities in danger.

As parents, we don’t take chances with our kids safety - whether it’s buckling a seatbelt, fitting a car seat, or being sun smart, we act on the best advice. We expect our government to do the same. That means shaping climate policy with science, not politics, and committing to net zero by 2035 with strong pollution cuts this decade. Anything less puts our kids' future at risk.

Update: We raised our voices and they backed down!

After Parents for Climate spoke out in the media and collected hundreds of petition signatures, the committee has reversed its decision to delay the report until July, and instead released it on March 31.

See our media release here. 

Australian families are being left in the dark.

The Senate inquiry into household electrification promised answers on how switching to clean energy can cut power bills and keep families safe. But despite clear evidence that electrifying homes can save households up to $1,000 a year, the final report is being delayed until after the federal election.

A cost of living crisis is no time to delay solutions. Later is too late.

We call on the Senate Economics References Committee and chair Senator Andrew Bragg to release the Household Electrification Report immediately. Families have the right to know how clean energy can reduce living costs, improve home safety during extreme weather, and create healthier spaces for our kids.

Every day this report is stalled is another day families are left paying more.

🔆 Sign now to demand transparency and solutions that put Australian families first.