A Ugandan raps about why the world needs to address climate change. ( less )

David Kroodsma of rideforclimate.com bicycled from California to the tip of South America to raise awareness of global warming. This video shares some of his pictures, videos, and insights from the road, and also promotes his forthcoming book, The Road to Tierra del Fuego: my 21,000-mile ride for the climate. ( less )

UNICEF correspondent Guy Hubbard reports on the world's first children’s conference on climate change in Zambia. ( less )

"Climate Shame" - a phrase frequently uttered by activists at COP15 as world leaders converged in Copenhagen, and five of them brokered a non-binding deal. Filmed by Chuck Olsen for The UpTake: http://theuptake.org Distributed by Tubemogul. ( less )

President Obama calls for action at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen. Twitter highlights: This (climate change) is not fiction, it is science" Climate change is not in doubt, our ability to make an agreement is. Changing the way we produce energy is vital to America's economy, national security. Distributed by Tubemogul. ( less )

Climate Action Network International (CAN-I) is a global coalition of environmental and development organizations with over 500 member organizations. Every day at COP15, CAN-I conducts a press briefing to assess the state of the negotiations, in which NGO experts break down state of play and look forward at whats to come. This clip is mix of the briefing along with one-on-one interviews with the experts. In this update, experts focused on finance proposals and the upcoming arrival of foreign ministers. Experts on the panel included Nelson Muffuh, Christian Aid; Liz Gallagher, CAFOD; and Tove Ryding, Greenpeace. ( less )

Renowned photographer John Clang teams up with Hopenhagen in a stop motion short to bring awareness to the United Nations' climate change. Visit: www.hopenhagen.org ( less )

Climate Action Network International (CAN-I) is a global coalition of environmental and development organizations with over 500 member organizations. Every day at COP15, CAN-I conducts a press briefing to assess the state of the negotiations, in which NGO experts break down state of play and look forward at whats to come. This clip is mix of the briefing along with one-on-one interviews with the experts. Todays press briefing covered the dramatic action of Tuvalu in the negotiation hall, potential loopholes for logging in northern countries, and a focus on the EU, spotlighting finance issues. Experts on todays panel included David Ngatae, Cook Islands Climate Action Network; Saleemul Huq, IIED; and Chris Henschel, Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society; and Matthias Duwe, CAN Europe. ( less )

Bob Geldof, co-founder of ONE, returns to Ethiopia where he sees how climate change is threatening the development gains made in recent years. To find out more visit http://www.one.org ( less )

The series of Climate Justice Hearings and Women's Tribunals are taking place between October and December 2009 with a view to gathering and sharing the testimonies of people who are living the effects of climate change. These testimonies are being shared with politicians and media around the UNFCCC climate talks in Copenhagen in December 2009. The Global Call to Action Against Poverty alliance has been coordinating these events through national coalitions and with support from Oxfam and national groups ( less )