Dismantling fossil fuels. Organising for a Just Transition. Building Food & Energy Democracy. Arts, Research, Education, Activism.Founded in 1984, Platform’s team of campaigners, researchers and artists work across disciplines and draw on a 40 year history of organising in the climate justice movement.

Core values

- **Social and Environmental Justice**: Platform London focuses on social justice, environmental justice, and climate justice, addressing critical issues such as the impact of the oil industry, corporate accountability, and the need for sustainable alternatives[1][4].
- **Community Engagement and Empowerment**: They work to mobilize and empower impacted communities, particularly those under-represented in institutions and positions of power, and advocate for public ownership and democratic control[4].
- **Cultural Impact**: The group uses arts and storytelling to change cultural narratives and promote social transformation, which can have a profound impact on public awareness and attitudes[4].
- **International Solidarity**: Platform London shows solidarity with and supports communities outside the UK who are struggling against oppression or injustice, highlighting global interconnectedness and the need for international cooperation[4].
- **Health and Well-being**: By addressing climate change, economic inequalities, and social injustices, their work indirectly contributes to improving mental and physical health, as well as overall community well-being[1][3][4].