The Evidence We Are Missing: Come Build the First Fossil Fuel Tribunal

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"The Evidence We Are Missing: Come Build the First Fossil Fuel Tribunal" This proposed Tribunal will examine the accountability owed for the fossil fuel era and the justice required in the subsequent transition. As treaty negotiations, litigation, and phase-out commitments accelerate, the terms of that transition are being set largely without the communities who have carried the large costs of extraction, with consequences intensifying globally. Come not just to hear about this work, but to help fund, strengthen, and build it! Featuring Intimate Dialogue and Panel from Speakers: Farzana Faruk Jhumu — UN Secretary-General Youth Advisor on Climate Change & Program Trainer for People’s Climate Diplomacy Program More Speakers to Be Announced For the past three years, The Future Generations Tribunal has developed a Tribunal and testimony model that enables communities to document lived experience and build civic evidence. We have moved that evidence into spaces of public, political, and legal accountability, partnering with frontline communities to translate their experiences into the foundations of law and policy. It began with the People's Assembly and the People's Petition, a 104-page testament from eighteen witnesses across every continent, formally submitted to the International Court of Justice as part of its climate Advisory Opinion proceedings. It continued with the East Africa Regional Tribunal, which convened youth leaders, community members, legal experts, and wellbeing practitioners to document harm, responsibility, and justice across generations. Who this is for This session is for climate and environmental justice funders, legal practitioners, academics, researchers, media and storytelling partners, accountability experts, civil society leaders, and others interested in building new mechanisms for fossil fuel accountability and community-led evidence. What you will get out of it An early look at the methodology behind the Fossil Fuel Tribunal A chance to shape how community testimony and civic evidence could be used in fossil fuel accountability A practical understanding of what is needed to move the tribunal from concept to its first hearing Opportunities to identify legal, academic, media, funding, venue, and thought partnerships A clear pathway for organizations and individuals interested in becoming early partners in the Fossil Fuel Tribunal Hosted by Future Generations Tribunal (FGT)