Introducing the Daily Newsletter for COP30
Introducing the Daily Newsletter for COP30
Stay connected and follow along as we journey through COP30 by subscribing to our daily COP30 newsletter! Every day, a new edition will deliver a rich mix of content designed to deepen faith-driven engagement while keeping you informed and motivated. Join us starting 7 November 2025!
What You’ll Receive Daily
- Daily Picture: A powerful image capturing community actions live from the conference.
- Personal Reflection: Thought-provoking insights to nurture hope, resilience, and spiritual connection with those present at COP30.
- Daily Highlights: Key developments from the COP30 negotiations at the intersection of our four campaign demands’ thematic areas.
- Daily Reels: Short videos and reels that bring stories of hope and the urgency of climate action to life featuring our youth Climate Champions.
- Daily Prayer: A key tool of accompaniment for our faith-based action, taken directly from our COP30 Prayer Guide.
Our newsletter is more than just information; it’s a companion supporting our delegation’s journey at COP30. Whether you are present in Belem do Para, participating remotely, or reflecting from home, the daily newsletter aims to keep us connected and reinforce the collective call to action for our common home.
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