04/09/2026
Militarism is linked to imperialism, economic dominance, resource extraction and geopolitical power. Military force has historically been used to control territories, capture resources and reinforce unequal systems of power, contributing to today’s unprecedented climate crisis amid multiple, interconnected crises.
Yet the enormous carbon footprint of military industries and arms remains largely absent from climate accountability. The military sector continues to escape meaningful scrutiny for its emissions and environmental destruction, while communities on the frontlines, especially communities across the global south, bear the costs.
Around 14% of the world’s annual military spending could cover the annual climate adaptation needs of developing countries. We cannot continue military spending while claiming there is not enough climate finance for climate action.
What would it take to challenge militarism and advance climate justice?
Join our webinar to hear from activists and movements, exchange experiences and explore how we can demand climate reparations, hold military industries accountable, redirect military spending to climate finance, and advance genuine demilitarisation.
🗓️ 11 September (Friday), 1:30 PM Bangkok Time
📎 Scan the QR code or register: https://bit.ly/FeministPeaceJustice_WebinarSeries2026