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National Emergency Briefing

On 27th November 2025, at the National Emergency Briefing (NEB), ten UK leading experts briefed an invited audience of over 1,200 politicians and leaders from business, culture, faith, sport and the media with the latest climate related implications for health, food, national security and the economy.

The live event has been edited into a short film - The People's Emergency Briefing - released on 7 April 2026 for national TV and UK-wide local screenings.

Ways to Take Action

1️⃣ Go watch the film!

Find a screening near you on this map.

2️⃣ Call for a televised screening

Sign the petition - calling for the governent to hold a televised emergency briefing.

3️⃣ Become a 'Connector'

Suited to people who have access to existing organisations, venues or professional networks. Share film screening information with potential screening hosts, encouraging them to register interest in hosting a screening. Read more information about this role.

4️⃣ Hosting a People's Emergency Briefing screening locally

The short film was released on April 7th and you can host a screening locally. Apply to host a screening - you could do this in connection with other groups in your area. If you do put on a screening, take a look at the info, graphic assets and social media/ press template in this supporters pack and in the useful People's Emergency Briefing Screening Guide.

Print Community Building 'Zines'

To distribute at screenings - take a look at the 'zines' to print here (both branded 'XR' or unbranded)

Flyers for screenings or outreach

Non-branded flyers produced by the XRUK Outreach team are available to order via their PRINTED MATTER ORDER FORM .

This flyer has information about the National Emergency Briefing and QR codes to take people to the YouTube recordings if they want to learn more.

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Organise a post-screening assembly

You could then begin to act collectively on your response to the film or the recommendations of any local assemblies your community holds.

The four assembly resources above can also be found in this Google folder: Assembly Resources.

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