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'Die-in" outside AGL's Melbourne Office

Healthcare workers and community members will gather outside the offices of AGL, urging Australia's largest polluter to replace coal with renewable energy by 2030 (meeting at 10.45am for an 11am start).

Join this creative action and together we will perform a "Die-in" to raise awareness of the health impacts of climate change and air pollution with a street theatre piece. Healthcare workers in professional dress armed with intravenous fluid bags, poles and oxygen masks will tend to people pretending to fall ill from air pollution and climate change. 

There will be guest speakers from a range of disciplines and we plan to create some noise that urgent action is needed.

The more people who can take part, the louder the message will be so please join us and bring your friends and colleagues!

This is a peaceful, legal demonstration and we will have a range of roles to suit people's interests. Any questions please get in touch.

Note: COVID-safe measures will be in place including:

  • Vaccination required (unless medically exempt)
  • We will distribute personal protective equipment (PPE) but if you have your own, e.g. masks / goggles / face shield, please bring it
  • RSVP required to trace participants

Once you RSVP additional event information will be emailed to you prior to the day. Please note organisational branding at the event is only permitted for health organisations that have signed the open letter to AGL (please do not display any other organisational branding). If your health organisation is keen to sign-on, please click here: https://www.healthyfutures.net.au/agl

Not sure what a ‘Die-in’ is? It's a form of creative protest that’s been used for a range of causes over the years and can look a little like this example (but ours will be more colourful and lying down is not essential)

Die-in

 

 

WHEN
January 31, 2022 at 10:45am - 11:45am
WHERE
Outside AGL's office
699 Bourke St
Melbourne, VIC 3008
Australia
Google map and directions
CONTACT
Harry Jennens ·

Will you come?