Charlie Wood

I am an organiser, facilitator, trainer, campaigner and holistic counsellor. I’ve spent the past fifteen years, deeply involved in the climate justice movement, working across so-called Australia and overseas. I’ve helped to start and grow some of the largest grassroots movements on climate change, including the fossil fuel divestment movement, #StopAdani and School Strike 4 Climate. I am a co-founder of Tipping Point, former campaigns director at 350.org Australia and have worked as a climate advisor in Parliament. Currently, I am working on building healthier, more caring and supportive cultures within the climate justice movement.

​Outside of activism, I have worked as a research advisor on responsive regulation, peace and restorative justice, a tutor with children, an illustrator and a soccer referee. I love to write poetry, run, spend time in nature with friends, and learn from new people and cultures.

I am deeply committed to my own ongoing inner work of building greater self-awareness and compassion for others. I see working on ourselves as a courageous journey that is inextricably linked to our work to bring about greater justice in the world.