CLIMATE TRIAL AMPLIFICATION TOOLKIT

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CLIMATE TRIAL AMPLIFICATION TOOLKIT 〰️

Toolkit for individuals and organizations

Fifteen young Canadians are making history. On October 26, they will walk into a federal courtroom in Vancouver for the first federal youth climate trial in Canadian history.

In La Rose v. His Majesty the King, these youth plaintiffs are asking the court to hold the federal legislation accountable for violating their constitutional rights and to order a Climate Recovery Plan in line with what the leading science says is necessary to achieve a safe climate.

They showed up for seven years to get here. Now it’s their turn to share their stories and confront their government in court. Use this toolkit to spread the word online, attend trial in person in Vancouver, and make sure these youth don’t stand alone.

If you have further questions after reviewing this Toolkit, please email: info@ourchildrenstrust.org

Check out the La Rose Trial Headquarters, your hub for the latest trial updates, plaintiff stories, resources, and more.

ATTEND TRIAL IN VANCOUVER

For about five weeks, fifteen young Canadians will walk into a federal courtroom in Vancouver and do something no Canadian youth has ever done before. They will take the stand and tell their stories directly to a federal judge, supported by expert witnesses in climate science, renewable energy, children’s health, and economics. After seven years of legal battles to get here, this is the moment that matters most. 

Join Our Children’s Trust and West Coast Environmental Law outside the courthouse to cheer on the youth as they arrive. Then, help pack the courtroom! A nearby watch party will livestream court proceedings for supporters. Let's show the world that Canada stands with its youth!

WHAT: La Rose v. His Majesty the King Climate Trial 

WHERE: Federal Court at the Pacific Centre - 701 Georgia Street West, Vancouver, British Columbia

WHEN: Monday, October 26, 2026 | cheer on the plaintiffs at 8:30 AM; court proceedings start at 9:30 AM; rally starts at 5:30 PM

Location and full details coming soon. RSVP now, and we will send you everything you need as soon as it is confirmed. 

ADOPT A DAY AT TRIAL

Organizations: Help us show up for the youth.

During trial, the youth plaintiffs will walk into federal court each day to share their stories, experiences, and hopes for their futures. We want to make sure they never walk into court alone.

We’re inviting organizations and community groups to Adopt a Day at Trial during the first week by choosing a day to bring your members, staff, supporters, and community to the courthouse. Join us outside to cheer on the youth as they arrive, then head inside to witness this historic trial.

A strong community presence each morning will remind these young people that people across Canada are standing with them as they take on this extraordinary challenge.

Interested in adopting a day? Please fill out the form below, and we’ll get in touch with you soon. Thank you!

SPREAD THE WORD ON SOCIAL MEDIA

Help make sure the world is watching! Post using the graphics, captions, and sample video script below to spread the word about this historic trial. You are welcome to adjust the social media copy and/or video script so that it reflects your tone and feels more natural. That said, we ask that you keep the messaging around the facts of the case the same to ensure accuracy.

Please tag Our Children’s Trust and West Coast Environmental Law on social media so we can amplify your post!

SPREAD THE WORD VIA EMAIL

We encourage you to share this email with your network to rally support and attendance for the upcoming trial. You are welcome to update the email so that it reflects your own tone of voice but we ask that you keep the key messaging around the facts of the case as is to ensure accuracy.

Print the Trial Flyer

Help spread the word about the historic La Rose climate trial! Print and share the trial flyer with community members, local businesses, and organizations to help build awareness and encourage people to show up in support of the youth.