Greenpeace USA and Jane Fonda pressure Gov. Gavin Newsom to block fossil fuel extraction permits and remove oil and gas production from residential areas

Amid Oscar campaigning and protesting for animal rights, the ‘Joker’ frontrunner has been driving a covert movement that’s transformed five events to meat-free menus: “He knows he’s in a good position to push.”

Jane Fonda is back in Los Angeles to film Netflix’s “Grace and Frankie,” and she has brought Fire Drill Fridays back from Washington, D.C., with her.

Jane Fonda is wrangling more Friday Drill Friday supporters. The actress, who kicked started FDF demonstrations in Washington DC, hoping to get government leaders to address the climate crisis, announced that she will launch FDF’s next phase across California, specifically in Los Angeles.

Jane Fonda is willing to make a scene to raise awareness about climate change. The 82-year-old actor and activist has staged 14 weeks of her Fire Drill Fridays rallies in Washington, D.C., many of which have ended with her and her fellow protestors being arrested or detained by local law enforcement. Zip-tied by her side have been […]

When you see an actor in handcuffs, they’re usually filming a movie. But when Jane Fonda, Ted Danson, Sally Field, and other celebrities were arrested in Washington, D.C., last fall, the only cameras rolling were from the news media.

After three months of iconic protests to demand leaders act to address the climate crisis in Washington D.C, Jane Fonda and Greenpeace USA are bringing Fire Drill Fridays to California.

For every Friday of fall 2019, Jane Fonda was on Capitol Hill, protesting climate change alongside friends like Gloria Steinem and actresses Rosanna Arquette, Sally Field and Catherine Keener.