Fridays For Future (FFF) is a youth-led global climate strike movement that commenced in August 2018 when 15-year-old Greta Thunberg initiated a school strike for climate action outside the Swedish parliament. What began as a solitary protest quickly gained momentum, attracting millions of participants across over 7,500 cities worldwide. FFF advocates for urgent action against climate change by encouraging individuals of all ages to engage in activism, organizing strikes, and raising awareness about critical environmental issues.

The movement emphasizes the need to end fossil fuel dependency and has launched various campaigns targeting corporations and institutions that contribute to climate degradation, such as the recent initiatives opposing Standard Chartered Bank's financing of fossil fuel expansion. FFF provides resources and support for activists, including guides on how to organize strikes and participate in climate actions. Through their efforts, FFF aims to inspire a global grassroots response, mobilizing individuals to stand together for a sustainable future on our planet.