What is the Green Fix?

The Green Fix is an independent climate justice newsletter and event organiser sharing bullshit-free information for anyone who’s interested in helping fight the climate crisis. We want to make it easier for everyone to push for a future rooted in ecology, democracy, wellbeing and social justice.

You don’t need to be a climate expert - you just need to care.

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The Green Fix goes once every two weeks on a Wednesday. You can also follow The Green Fix on Instagram @thegreenfix_, Bluesky @thegreenfix.bsky.social and LinkedIn.

Support Us

We are a volunteer-led initiative with no funding. Reader donations support the newsletter and our event organising costs. If you find The Green Fix useful, consider tipping a virtual coffee.

Work with us

We offer a wide range of partnership and sponsorship options, from paid ad slots to ongoing sponsors. Check out the sponsorship package and contact us via wearethegreenfix@gmail.com to chat.

Note: We only work with organisations that align with our values of inclusive, decolonial and feminist climate action.

Who are we?

The Green Fix is managed by Cass Hebron, a climate communications professional based in Belgium. Connect with her via Instagram @cass.hebron or LinkedIn Cass J Hebron.

The team:

Myriam Gambini, Brussels-based, where she works on education and active citizenship policy. Passionate about environmental justice and its intersection with racial justice. mygambini@gmail.com
Alexandra Vázquez Mera, ESC volunteer in non-formal youth education, passionate about promoting sustainable development through the creation of platforms of dialogue for young people, so they can lead change.
Martina Razzaboni, policy officer in the Brussels bubble, food influencer in another life. Interested in sustainable urbanism and green cities. Balancing the mind of a bureaucrat and the heart of a climate activist.
Issy Pountney, student based in Edinburgh involved in climate campaigning and activism through a number of projects. Really passionate about climate justice and education which empowers young people to drive change.
Ana Alexandrescu, working in EU policy event organisation, passionate about politics, being in nature, travelling, all things culture, and understanding how to contribute to building a fairer, more sustainable and just world.
Francesca Matera, student of socioecological economics and policy in Vienna. Passionate about climate inequalities and trying to understand how to build a fairer world for everyone while watching (too many) movies.
Nic Fife. Environmental psychologist and political ecologist by training, interested in interdisciplinary approaches to climate action. Community gardener and amateur acrobat in the warmer months.