Fridays For Future (FFF) is a global climate strike movement initiated in August 2018 by then 15-year-old activist Greta Thunberg, who began by protesting outside the Swedish parliament. What started as a solitary school strike has transformed into a powerful youth-led initiative that spans across over 7,500 cities worldwide, engaging more than 14 million people. FFF advocates for urgent action against climate change and calls for the end of fossil fuel dependency, aiming to mobilize citizens through organized strikes and campaigns.

The movement provides resources for individuals of all ages to participate, including information about how to strike, take action, and connect with local groups. Fridays For Future calls on governments and organizations to adopt and implement stronger climate policies, supporting initiatives such as signature drives and protests against environmentally harmful practices. With a vibrant presence on social media, FFF fosters a network of activists, empowering a new generation to fight for a sustainable future.