The climate and ecological emergency is a trauma inflicted on all beings by white supremacy. Our demand for a just transition starts with how we show up in our organizing. As important as an intellectual understanding of racism and the desire to be anti-racist is, these alone will not address the habitual embodiment of racism. In this weekly circle we learn ways to heal from trauma and to unlearn embodied, racialized behaviors.

Meet at Thomas Paine Park, just north of Foley Square (after you support in court if meditation and community helps).

Peacefully take a stand by sitting in meditation with fellow mindful rebels

We head into Fall and Winter with weekly open organizing meetings — a space for anyone to show up, share what they're working on, and help shape what happens next. No hierarchy. No gatekeeping. Just action.

Join Extinction Rebellion for an evening of crafts. Booklet making, button making, patch making, shirt making. Simple and easy tasks which can make our rebellion stand out. Let's build the world we want to live in.

Join us for Sun Day NYC on Sunday, Sept 21, 2025 (1–6 PM) at the 15th Street Friends Meetinghouse & Stuyvesant Square Park. Part of a national day of action, this free, family-friendly event celebrates solar and wind energy with community, labor, and climate leaders. Highlights include a welcoming meditation, the Power UP: Speaking Solar panel with Bill McKibben, NYC Comptroller Brad Lander, and local policymakers, plus a renewable energy fair with hands-on demos, kids’ activities, and live music. The day closes with Reverend Billy and the Stop Shopping Choir. Free admission. All are welcome—rain or shine.

On September 20th in New York City, as world leaders gather for the UN General Assembly and Climate Week, we will take to the streets for the Make Billionaires Pay March. Part of the global Draw the Line mobilizations (Sept 19–21), this action calls out Trump, authoritarian regimes, and the billionaire class fueling the climate crisis. Through nonviolent protest and mass mobilization, communities across the U.S. are rising up to demand climate justice, economic fairness, and a future where people and planet come before profit. Together, we can build a movement powerful enough to reclaim our future.

The climate and ecological emergency is a trauma inflicted on all beings by white supremacy. Our demand for a just transition starts with how we show up in our organizing. As important as an intellectual understanding of racism and the desire to be anti-racist is, these alone will not address the habitual embodiment of racism. In this weekly circle we learn ways to heal from trauma and to unlearn embodied, racialized behaviors.

Meet at Thomas Paine Park, just north of Foley Square.

Peacefully take a stand by sitting in meditation with fellow mindful rebels

Join XRNYC for our weekly meeting on Sept 17 at The Studio, 68 Jay St, Brooklyn. This week’s focus: solar energy. Rebel and solar pioneer Mar Kelly will share insights on harnessing the sun to power our lives and lead an engaging discussion. Connect with community, explore renewable solutions, and get recharged together.

Join Extinction Rebellion for an evening of crafts. Booklet making, button making, patch making, shirt making. Simple and easy tasks which can make our rebellion stand out. Let's build the world we want to live in.

Community art build -  We are going to be preparing for upcoming marches by painting banners and making signs. Also, we are preparing for Carnival of Collapse. We will be making interactive games/props inspired by dark wit and collapse humor. You never know what creativity the studio will inspire! You can bring your own clothing to decorate and snacks to share. Come to the studio to create protest art together. Be a part of the possible!
We have many projects in the works and will share snacks, stories, paint and laughs.
Sometimes the elevator or doors are locked on the weekends. So please, look for the phone number on the wall to call for access if necessary.

We have potluck snacks and do go through dinner time, so if you care to bring something more substantial, that would be great. We can potentially help you swag out your clothing with our stamps and such. Feel free to bring clothing. We cannot guarantee anything except for some seriously silly absurdism, art to make, and jolly ripe randomness.

Community art build -  We are going to be preparing for upcoming marches by painting banners and making signs. Also, we are preparing for Carnival of Collapse. We will be making interactive games/props inspired by dark wit and collapse humor. You never know what creativity the studio will inspire! You can bring your own clothing to decorate and snacks to share. Come to the studio to create protest art together. Be a part of the possible!
We have many projects in the works and will share snacks, stories, paint and laughs.
Sometimes the elevator or doors are locked on the weekends. So please, look for the phone number on the wall to call for access if necessary.

We have potluck snacks and do go through dinner time, so if you care to bring something more substantial, that would be great. We can potentially help you swag out your clothing with our stamps and such. Feel free to bring clothing. We cannot guarantee anything except for some seriously silly absurdism, art to make, and jolly ripe randomness.

The climate and ecological emergency is a trauma inflicted on all beings by white supremacy. Our demand for a just transition starts with how we show up in our organizing. As important as an intellectual understanding of racism and the desire to be anti-racist is, these alone will not address the habitual embodiment of racism. In this weekly circle we learn ways to heal from trauma and to unlearn embodied, racialized behaviors.

We head into summer with weekly open organizing meetings — a space for anyone to show up, share what they're working on, and help shape what happens next. No hierarchy. No gatekeeping. Just action.

Join Extinction Rebellion for an evening of crafts. Booklet making, button making, patch making, shirt making. Simple and easy tasks which can make our rebellion stand out. Let's build the world we want to live in.

The climate and ecological emergency is a trauma inflicted on all beings by white supremacy. Our demand for a just transition starts with how we show up in our organizing. As important as an intellectual understanding of racism and the desire to be anti-racist is, these alone will not address the habitual embodiment of racism. In this weekly circle we learn ways to heal from trauma and to unlearn embodied, racialized behaviors.

We head into summer with weekly open organizing meetings — a space for anyone to show up, share what they're working on, and help shape what happens next. No hierarchy. No gatekeeping. Just action.

The climate and ecological emergency is a trauma inflicted on all beings by white supremacy. Our demand for a just transition starts with how we show up in our organizing. As important as an intellectual understanding of racism and the desire to be anti-racist is, these alone will not address the habitual embodiment of racism. In this weekly circle we learn ways to heal from trauma and to unlearn embodied, racialized behaviors.

We head into summer with weekly open organizing meetings — a space for anyone to show up, share what they're working on, and help shape what happens next. No hierarchy. No gatekeeping. Just action.

The climate and ecological emergency is a trauma inflicted on all beings by white supremacy. Our demand for a just transition starts with how we show up in our organizing. As important as an intellectual understanding of racism and the desire to be anti-racist is, these alone will not address the habitual embodiment of racism. In this weekly circle we learn ways to heal from trauma and to unlearn embodied, racialized behaviors.

We head into summer with weekly open organizing meetings — a space for anyone to show up, share what they're working on, and help shape what happens next. No hierarchy. No gatekeeping. Just action.

The climate and ecological emergency is a trauma inflicted on all beings by white supremacy. Our demand for a just transition starts with how we show up in our organizing. As important as an intellectual understanding of racism and the desire to be anti-racist is, these alone will not address the habitual embodiment of racism. In this weekly circle we learn ways to heal from trauma and to unlearn embodied, racialized behaviors.

We head into summer with weekly open organizing meetings — a space for anyone to show up, share what they're working on, and help shape what happens next. No hierarchy. No gatekeeping. Just action.

August 11th we will unite with local activist groups in a shared purpose: Rage Against the Regime.

The climate and ecological emergency is a trauma inflicted on all beings by white supremacy. Our demand for a just transition starts with how we show up in our organizing. As important as an intellectual understanding of racism and the desire to be anti-racist is, these alone will not address the habitual embodiment of racism. In this weekly circle we learn ways to heal from trauma and to unlearn embodied, racialized behaviors.

We head into summer with weekly open organizing meetings — a space for anyone to show up, share what they're working on, and help shape what happens next. No hierarchy. No gatekeeping. Just action.

Come to the studio to create protest art together. We have many projects in the works and will share snacks, stories, paint and laughs.

The climate and ecological emergency is a trauma inflicted on all beings by white supremacy. Our demand for a just transition starts with how we show up in our organizing. As important as an intellectual understanding of racism and the desire to be anti-racist is, these alone will not address the habitual embodiment of racism. In this weekly circle we learn ways to heal from trauma and to unlearn embodied, racialized behaviors.

We head into summer with weekly open organizing meetings — a space for anyone to show up, share what they're working on, and help shape what happens next. No hierarchy. No gatekeeping. Just action.

When John Lewis spoke of "Good Trouble," he was talking about nonviolent civil disobedience as a response to injustice. Learn how to stand up for your rights from experienced trainers as the federal government implements fascist policies and quashes environmental action. Learn how to team up and effectively make "good trouble". You don't need to be arrested to be invaluable. There is a role for everyone.