Margaret Atwood
Margaret Atwood
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Activism and Environmental Advocacy Timeline

This timeline showcases Margaret Atwood's active involvement in environmental activism and her advocacy for various social and political causes.
Support for Amnesty International
1980s - Present
Atwood has been a long-time supporter of Amnesty International, advocating for human rights and freedom of expression through her writing and public appearances.
Environmental Advocacy
1990s - Present
Atwood becomes increasingly vocal about environmental issues, particularly climate change. She uses her platform to raise awareness and advocate for sustainable practices.
BirdLife International's Rare Bird Club
2004
Atwood joins BirdLife International's Rare Bird Club as a 'Species Champion', advocating for the conservation of endangered bird species. This demonstrates her commitment to biodiversity and environmental protection.
Speaking Engagements and Essays on Environmentalism
Ongoing
Atwood consistently uses her public platform to deliver speeches and write essays on environmentalism, highlighting the importance of addressing climate change and protecting natural resources.
Co-creation of the LongPen
2010
Atwood co-creates the LongPen, a remote signing device that allows authors to sign books from a distance. This technology initially was born from a personal frustration from traveling for book tours, but it has since evolved to become a more sustainable way to sell her literature while reducing her carbon foot print by reducing travel time.