Among them local airport opposition and climate justice groups, NGOs, trade unions, initiatives fostering alternatives to aviation like night trains, and organisations supporting communities which struggle against offset or so called SAF (Sustainable Aviation Fuels) projects. Also individual activists, academics, trade unionists and interested people can contribute to the network.
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“Touristification is death to our culture” – Statement from the Maya community centre U kúuchil k Ch’i’ibalo’on
We are Mayans who inhabit the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico, people who love our land, our culture and our identity as indigenous people; we carry within us the memory of a people with great wisdom. Our ancestors taught us respect for Mother Earth, gratitude for life...
What the Stay Grounded network achieved in 2025
2025 was a year of turmoil and continuing crisis as we witnessed more extreme weather events, fascism gaining ground, and the continuing genocide in Gaza. In this moment, the Stay Grounded network decided to come together, take stock, and create strategies to resist...
Press Release: Mayan group tours Europe to share their work
A Mayan organisation is travelling to three countries in Europe to spread knowledge of their community work and take part in a range of events. The U kúuchil K Ch’i’ibalo’on Community Centre, a member of the Stay on Earth network, will visit Spain, Germany and Sweden...