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350 Pacific Australia We are Pacific Climate Warriors - connecting Australia with the stories of the Pacific. We will not let the Pacific drown! We will fight!

With Australia as the largest Island country in the Pacific, we believe more needs to be done to support the climate crisis across the Pacific Island nations. As we connect with communities around the country, we will encourage all Australians to stand with the Pacific in the fight against Climate change. Sharing stories from the Pacific to connect with people in Australia. http://350.org/frontline-truths/

🌊 THE FORGOTTEN PACIFIC | POSTPONEDOur community screening of The Forgotten Pacific has been postponed, with a new date ...
19/09/2026

🌊 THE FORGOTTEN PACIFIC | POSTPONED

Our community screening of The Forgotten Pacific has been postponed, with a new date TBC.

We know many of you were looking forward to coming together with us, and we’re grateful for your patience and understanding as we work towards a new date.

The story still needs to be shared.
The conversations still need to be had.
And our Pacific voices still deserve to be heard. 🌊

We look forward to gathering with our community soon for an afternoon of Pacific storytelling, climate conversations, culture, connection and celebration. 💙

🌊 Stay tuned for further updates 🌊

🌊 THE FORGOTTEN PACIFIC | Community Film Screening📅 Saturday 26 September 2026 | 2–6PM📍 Queensland College of Art and De...
11/09/2026

🌊 THE FORGOTTEN PACIFIC | Community Film Screening

📅 Saturday 26 September 2026 | 2–6PM
📍 Queensland College of Art and Design, Griffith University
🍿 FREE MOVIE SNACKS
🛍️ COMMUNITY MARKET STALLS
🎤 COMMUNITY Q+A PANEL
🎶 SPECIAL PERFORMANCES

Pacific Climate Warriors QLD, in collaboration with the Pacific Islands Council of Queensland, invite you to a FREE community screening of The Forgotten Pacific 🌏

Part of Brisbane’s Mini Pasifika Climate Film Festival, the screening brings Pacific Islander climate stories to our local community — highlighting the knowledge, leadership, resilience and lived experiences of Indigenous communities across our region.

🎬 ABOUT THE FILM

The Forgotten Pacific travels across Fiji, Tuvalu, Vanuatu, the Republic of the Marshall Islands and Samoa, exploring how Pacific communities are drawing on Indigenous knowledge to adapt, rebuild and protect their islands in the face of climate change.

Guided by Pacific climate leader Suluafi Brianna Fruean, the documentary captures stories of struggle, resilience and hope from across our Moana. 🌊

🎟️ FREE EVENT - RSVP TO SECURE YOUR SPOT
🔗 RSVP via the link in our bio or via QR code.

🎨🌺 PCW QLD BANNER PAINTING! 🌺🎨Come hang out with the Pacific Climate Warriors QLD crew next Saturday for an arvo of bann...
17/08/2026

🎨🌺 PCW QLD BANNER PAINTING! 🌺🎨

Come hang out with the Pacific Climate Warriors QLD crew next Saturday for an arvo of banner painting, creativity, talanoa and good vibes! 🌊✊🏽

Whether you’re a seasoned artist or haven’t picked up a paintbrush in years, everyone is welcome

📅 Saturday 29 August
⏰ 2PM start
📍 Banyo Hive Studio

Light refreshments will be provided 🍉🥤

⚠ Spots are limited, so make sure you register using the QR code or Linktree in our bio!

Bring yourself, your creativity and your friends, we’ll provide the rest 🖌✨

✨🏝️ Beautiful Minjerribah - thank you for holding us, inspiring us and strengthening us as we gathered on your sacred sh...
07/08/2026

✨🏝️ Beautiful Minjerribah - thank you for holding us, inspiring us and strengthening us as we gathered on your sacred shores for what was a special weekend of connection for climate justice.

As Torres Strait, Aboriginal and Pacific young people, our collective fight to protect our cultures, lands, waterways and skies will always be grounded in the wisdom of the past.

This is us dreaming backwards into the future - this is the resistance 🌊

03/08/2026

Australian Universities Pacific Association Conference (AUPAC) 2026 🌺 | PCW QLD Workshop

In collaboration with the Pacific Islands Council of QLD and 350 Australia, we were privileged to facilitate a space at this year’s AUPAC Conference where Pasifika students from across Queensland and New South Wales came together to learn, connect, and reflect on our shared responsibility to our fenua.

Our workshop followed the inspiring keynote by Mary Harm from 350 Australia and Pacific Climate Warriors QLD, who highlighted the importance of Artivism - using art, storytelling, and creativity as powerful tools for climate justice. Her message reminded us that our stories, cultures, and lived experiences are all forms of advocacy.

Building on Mary’s keynote, participants created tote bags that reflected their connection to culture, community, and the environments we call home. Every design told a different story, highlighting the many ways our people continue to lead, inspire, and advocate for climate justice.

Fa’afetai tele to Australian Universities Pacific Associations Conference and Griffith Pasifika Association for creating this space and allowing us to be part of such a meaningful conference 🌺

09/06/2026

Samoan Language Week may be over, but we’re not quite finished celebrating 🇼🇸

In collaboration with UQ SPIA, we’re excited to share our Samoan Language Week video.

Luna, a proud daughter of Samoa and dedicated advocate for Pacific communities, joins us from the motherland to share Samoan language connected to climate and environmental conversations. We hope her contribution inspires learning, discussion, and action within our communities.

Fa’afetai tele lava, Luna, for sharing your knowledge with us ❤️

“O matou e lē malemo, o matou e tau.”
We are not drowning. We are fighting. ✊🏽🌊

Vakaraitaka - “to reveal” 🌊🌺Earlier this month, we hosted a special screening of Vakaraitaka alongside our friends at th...
31/05/2026

Vakaraitaka - “to reveal” 🌊🌺

Earlier this month, we hosted a special screening of Vakaraitaka alongside our friends at the Pacific Islands Council of QLD ()🐚

Created by Fijian storyteller and climate advocate, Fenton Lutunatabua (), the cinematic poem sparked meaningful talanoa around climate justice, ancestry, resilience, and community. In our small gathering, we shared stories, reflections, and the different ways the poems resonated with each of us 🌺

We then carried those reflections into a collaging workshop, where attendees created pieces inspired by the poems and messages that spoke to them most.

Vinaka vakalevu to Fenton for your blessing to share your stories with our community. Your words sparked powerful conversations and moments of connection that will stay with us long after the afternoon ended 🌊 🤍

INVASION DAY 2026 ❤️💛🖤 🤍💙💚Pacific Climate Warriors QLD stands in solidarity with First Nation Communities across so-call...
26/01/2026

INVASION DAY 2026 ❤️💛🖤 🤍💙💚

Pacific Climate Warriors QLD stands in solidarity with First Nation Communities across so-called ‘Australia,’ today and always.

Today is a Day of Mourning. It is a day of standing in solidarity, standing together as Indigenous peoples from the Pacific to Australia, standing together in our fight for both Indigenous and Climate Justice.

PCW QLD continues to echo our call that there can be no climate justice without Indigenous justice, and we can start with LAND BACK ✊🏽

🌺 PAWA Up with us to Draw the Line at 1.5 degrees! 🌞On Sept 20th, join Pacific Climate Warriors QLD for the Global Day o...
09/09/2025

🌺 PAWA Up with us to Draw the Line at 1.5 degrees! 🌞

On Sept 20th, join Pacific Climate Warriors QLD for the Global Day of Action to at 1.5 degrees. 🌊

Here in QLD, we’ll be holding a Pawa Up training to equip our youth with the tools to not only draw the line but also carry these conversations into our communities and spaces.

💡 Want to learn what climate change really means for us, why 1.5 matters, and how you can be part of a global Pacific movement? Sign up via the form in our bio!

✨ Don’t worry—it’s not a school lesson or a bootcamp 😅. This training is delivered the Pacific way for our Pacific peoples to understand and connect. 🫶🏽

📌 More info on the PAWA Up form in our bio.

This Sept 20th, let’s PAWA up together and draw the line for a Pacific future where we are not just surviving—but thriving. ✊🏽

Noa’ia and Happy Rotuman Language Week!This year, we at Pacific Climate Warriors QLD wanted to highlight the importance ...
16/05/2025

Noa’ia and Happy Rotuman Language Week!

This year, we at Pacific Climate Warriors QLD wanted to highlight the importance of language and its intrinsic connection to our Islands.

By decolonizing climate language, we hope to connect our people to the language that we often use in our movements, in our fight for climate justice.

As the Rotuman proverb states, “Hanua ma ‘on maf ka ma ‘on ‘al,” (The land has eyes and teeth) no one can take our land away, because the spirit of our Temamfua will look after our Hanua, look after us 🤍

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