Over 5,000 people came to London from all over the UK to speak to their MPs and implore them to do more, go further and work faster to help solve this crisis.
The day was so full of energy – I arrived at the Queen Elizabeth 2 centre to a huge queue outside in the heatwave we were having.
The building was really buzzy with talks happening in the main hall and all the Climate Coalition members having stalls to help supporters talk to their MPs – sharing handy talking points, info and stats that supporters could use and just generally helping people get to where they needed to go with confidence.
I had a few different responsibilities for the day – I took some banners and people to the mass photo call outside, which was really funny…in the slight chaos that happens with so many people, I think we actually missed the main photoshoot or were cut out because we were too far on the side.
But it was so nice to just mingle, chat to people, meet surfers, firefighters, monks and nuns, and know we are a collective voice for making a difference.
I then looked after the Oxfam stall with my colleagues for a few hours before I went to meet my own MP.