STWR - Share The World's Resources

Share The World’s Resources (STWR) attended the Climate Forum held in Camden, London, on the weekend of June 14th to host two workshops on our proposals for economic reform based upon the principle of sharing.

2007 was STWR’s most progressive year to date. Particular progress was made in terms of organisation, structure, networking and raising our profile.

STWR Annual Report Jan 2008 (PDF)

In London, STWR joined over 10,000 campaigners who braved the wind and December downpours to walk from the Houses of Parliament to the US embassy.

To coincide with the Labour Party conference in the UK, STWR published a full page open letter in The Guardian (Monday 24th September) and Modern Gov magazine (handed to all party conference attendees in the UK) which directly addressed Prime Minister Gordon Brown. 

STWR attended and ran a series of workshops at the first ever United States Social Forum (USSF) held in Atlanta, Georgia, from June 27-July 1 - the first in a series of regional gatherings aimed at decentralising the World Social Forum.

To coincide with this week's G8 Summit, STWR have published a full page open letter in the The Guardian (6th June) and The Independent (7th June) newspapers directly addressing the Ministers. 

Join us! Without demands from the global public, governments are unlikely to prioritise the urgent needs of the majority world and initiate global economic reform. 

A letter from one of the UK's leading politcal activists Bruce Kent, endorsing the principle of sharing and the activities of STWR.

A letter from Dr. Jack Preger MBE, founder of the humanitarian NGO, Calcutta Rescue, endorsing the work of STWR

STWR joined over 100,000 members of the public filled the streets of central London on Saturday 5^th August, demanding an immediate ceasefire in Lebanon, Palestine and Israel.