“…We analyze the German-language Twitter communication of the climate movement Fridays for Future (FFF) before and during the lockdown to explain how SMOs adapted their strategy under online-only conditions. …”
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“…The Fridays for Future strikes involve students striking for increased action on climate change, and this movement has spread to 185 countries and received widespread media attention. …”
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“…In the past year, an unprecedented climate movement has risen among European youth, so-called "Fridays4Future" (F4F). Thousands of pupils skip school every Friday to protest for better climate politics. …”
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“…Based on the results of a process-oriented ethnographic study of Fridays for Future Vienna, the article identifies two conditional moments (normative-discursive and material-bodily) through which structure is made reflexive. …”
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“…The focus of the article is the internal decision-making processes at Fridays for Future: How are decisions made in the decentral organized Movement and what are the most influential factors in that regard? …”
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“…This paper discusses the forced digitalization of activism brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic in the case of the transnational environmental youth movement Fridays for Future (FFF). Theoretically, we engage with social movement action repertoires to study the shifts in protest tactics associated with the social restrictions during the early stages of the pandemic. …”
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“…This paper presents results from an ongoing ethnographic research project on the student protest movement “Fridays for Future”. The reconstructive analysis of data shows that, from the perspective of the protesting students, the elementary school (especially with a specific profile “outdoor school”, “climate school”) is of particular relevance for the establishment of climate-protective practices. …”
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“…To address this gap in the literature, the current paper draws on survey data from 2,344 participants in Fridays For Future climate demonstrations in September 2019 in 13 cities in Europe, Australia and the USA. …”
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“…As young people comprise the generation that will suffer from the negative effects of climate change, they have become involved in a new climate activism that is also gaining interest in the public debate thanks to the Fridays for Future (FFF) movement. This paper analyses the results of a survey of 1,138 young people in a southern Italian region to explore their perceptions of the extent of environmental problems and their participation in protests of green movements such as the FFF. …”
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“…METHODS: A total of 331 participants (below 16y) were surveyed (177 Fridays4Future participants, 41 visitors of non-climate-related mass events, 113 medical students). …”
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“…We give insights into special vulnerabilities of children and adolescents and identify high-risk groups. As the “Fridays for Future” movement has been initiated in northern Europe, we will discuss these results with a focus on children and adolescents in Europe. …”
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“…Climate change is very present in public debates (again), at the latest since the Fridays for Future protests. This manifested recently in the intensity of societal controversies in which, for example, the coal phase-out was negotiated. …”
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