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Premiere of 'Dirty Oil'
We're supporting the UK cinema release of the much awaited tar sands film 'Dirty Oil' - YOU could be at the premiere, web cast live from 25 cinemas across the country.
Book your ticket.
Plan Bee
Our Plan Bee campaign is working to address the decline in bees. Together we can help make 2010 the year that bees make their big comeback. Through Plan Bee we’re introducing lots of new ideas, activities and initiatives designed to give the bees a fighting chance.
Get involved and help save the bee.
Votes at 16
The Co-operative has joined the Votes at 16 Coalition to campaign for the voting age to be lowered to help boost democratic and parliamentary renewal in the UK and energise young people to better engage in society.
Find out more about Votes at 16
Toxic Fuels
Our campaign to stop Toxic Fuels expansion aims to raise awareness of an emerging global trend to extract oil from unconventional fuels, such as tar sands and shale oil. Such exploitation threatens global efforts to avoid dangerous levels of climate change and risks local ecological disaster.
We're supporting the UK cinema release of the much awaited tar sands film 'Dirty Oil' - YOU could be at the premiere, web cast live from 25 cinemas across the country.
Book your ticket.
Get involved with the Toxic Fuels campaign.
Read a blog from our recent trip to see the tar sands in Alberta, Canada (opens in new window).
Burma VJ
Following the Burma VJ film premiere, The Co-operative is campaigning to free political prisoners in Burma. This includes five people from the film who courageously demonstrated during, and filmed, the 2007 protests in Burma. The individual activists in the Burma VJ film took a great personal risk to get this story out to the world. The ruling military junta remains uncompromisingly intolerant of free speech, and consequently a large number of the journalists and activists in the film now face prison sentences of up to 65 years.
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Campaign success for Marine Reserves Now!
With once common fish species such as common skate and Atlantic halibut now listed as 'critically endangered', our seas are in urgent need of protection. We've been campaigning in partnership with the Marine Conservation Society for a strong Marine Act, including a duty to introduce a network of marine reserves. On Thursday 12th November this Act became law. Now we're asking you to vote for where you want reserves to be sited.
Find out more about our Marine Reserves Now campaign.
Sign up to our campaign group
The Co-operative campaigns, and embraces theatre and film, to generate debate and motivate people to take action on a range of important issues.
You can get involved by signing up to our campaign group.