The ocean’s depths remain a wonder. Like life on land, so much is happening every minute below the water’s surface.🪸 A recent expedition to Waikiki, Hawaii showed Andi Cross a fascinating world that exists 30 meters beneath the ocean’s surface. Here is a moving reflection of the expedition, the lessons on Gorgonias, and the female scientist, Dr Sonia J Rowley, whose relentless pursuit of understanding takes her deeper: into the ocean’s "Twilight Zone". 📃 Read more: https://lnkd.in/dWSacHVX #SHEChangesClimate | Edges of Earth
SHE Changes Climate
Environmental Services
Our vision is a world where women, in all their diversity, are active participants in just climate decision-making.
About us
SHE Changes Climate exists to increase female representation at all levels of climate decision making, by influencing key players, campaigning for public support, collaborating with counterparts and amplifying the overlooked. Our vision is a world where women, in all their diversity, are active participants in just climate decision-making. #SheChangesClimate
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http://www.shechangesclimate.org
External link for SHE Changes Climate
- Industry
- Environmental Services
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- London
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2020
- Specialties
- sustainability, innovation, environment, climate, biodiversity, vision, and gender equality
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London, GB
Employees at SHE Changes Climate
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Bianca Pitt
Co-Founder at SHE Changes Climate
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Josephine Pallandt
COO, Board member & Senior advisor with + 15 years of experience in non-profit leadership
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Karla Morales-Lee
Co-founder Warrior Group an inclusive global expert & speaker network | Expert impact community builder | Ex community lead Lloyds Bank Foundation…
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Janet Mrenica FCPA, FCMA, FPFA, ACC, IPC, CTIC, CTIRC
Governance Policy Professional Cultivating Safe Spaces in Facilitating, Coaching, Consulting - Integral Leadership| Systems Change| Climate ready|…
Updates
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At the recently concluded LCOY Nepal event, a panel session titled "Opportunities and Challenges for the Young Generation in Climate Space" shed light on the complex reality of youth involvement in climate action—where passion and energy are met with significant barriers such as resource limitations, policy gaps, and the need for proper guidance. Shristi Adhikari, the Lead Coordinator for SHE Changes Climate Nepal shares key takeaways from the panel discussion 👇: →Resource and Knowledge Gaps: There is still a significant shortage of resources, knowledge, and effective policies to address the impact of climate change on youth, especially in remote areas of Nepal. This highlights the need for increased attention and targeted interventions in these regions. →Youth Rights and Participation: Youth have the right to demand participation in climate-related discussions and decisions. By asserting their rights, they can amplify their voices and collectively push for climate justice, ensuring their concerns are heard and addressed. →Power of Social Media: Gen Z has a powerful tool at their disposal—social media. It should be leveraged strategically to vocalise their needs and advocate for climate action, creating a broad and impactful reach. →Energy with Purpose: While there is immense energy among the youth, it needs to be channelled effectively. Proper mentoring is essential to help young people understand the importance of their actions and the underlying reasons for their engagement in climate advocacy. → Intergenerational Knowledge Transfer: The transfer of knowledge and power from one generation to the next is crucial. It ensures that the progress made today is sustained and built upon by future generations, creating a continuous and evolving movement for climate action. How can we, as a global community, better support youth with what they need to lead the fight for climate justice?
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🗣 🌊 We're excited to announce our new partnership with the Edges of Earth expedition—a passionate, woman-led team dedicated to highlighting powerful stories from the environmental frontlines. Read our full announcement👇 #SHEChangesClimate | Gallifrey Foundation
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"Despite recognizing that “climate change is the defining crisis of our time,” the United Nations High Commissioner on Refugees (UNHCR) has not endorsed the concept of “climate refugees.” This lack of recognition, which extends to other international legal bodies as well as national governments, compounds the vulnerability of those displaced by climate change. In particular, it exacerbates ecological and gendered asymmetries that disproportionally affect already marginalized peoples. In essence, the current international legal regime undermines the recognition of climate refugees. Furthermore, its ecological and gender-blindness render it ill-equipped to mitigate the growing harm to marginalized communities. Collectively, these reproduce structures of inequity and violence." Refugees without Recognition: Climate Change and Ecological and Gender Inequality ➡ https://lnkd.in/dD3jAG7u #SHEChangesClimate | Brianna N Hernandez | Christine Bianco | Zenel Garcia
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SHE Changes Climate reposted this
Can civil society afford to care about climate change? Join us for a digital meeting hosted by Andrew Brown , executive director of The Veolia Environmental Trust - Andrew will talk to Mamta Borgoyary, executive director of SHE Changes Climate and Caroline Macfarland, founder and director of Common Vision, to try and answer this question Part of the ACEVO #ClimateWeek - book now! https://lnkd.in/ehTVu_5X
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In this Climate Global News (CGN) Q&A style article, our Executive Director, Mamta Borgoyary and Head of Communications, Natalie Sifuma discuss the challenges of climate change, particularly how it disproportionately affects women, and emphasise the need for collective action and inclusive leadership. They emphasise the need for collective action and inclusive leadership, highlighting the importance of reducing carbon footprints, staying informed, and advocating for diversity and equity in climate governance. For women pursuing careers in climate advocacy, their advice is to be resilient, curious, and persistent in promoting diversity and inclusion. Full article: https://lnkd.in/eNmbPz7G
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SHE Changes Climate reposted this
💡 How does failure shape #climate resilience projects? This report explores failure's impact on innovation. It unpacks failure's inherent power dynamics and urges funders and intermediaries to shift patterns, structures, and mental models to embrace failure. Authored by Shuchi Vora, Aoife Hegarty, Jesper Hörnberg and Sarah Robens https://bit.ly/3U5Cdjp
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In an episode of The Sustainability Journey hosted by Samuele Tini, Mamta Borgoyary discusses the critical intersection of gender justice and climate change. Drawing from her extensive grassroots experience in India, Mamta sheds light on the profound ways in which climate change disproportionately affects women and children. This powerful conversation highlights the urgent need to amplify women's voices in climate policies and actions, ensuring that those most impacted are at the forefront of the fight for a sustainable future. Have a listen 👇 🎧 Spotify: https://lnkd.in/g2WsnP-H 🎧Apple Podcasts: https://lnkd.in/gyGgm7fA #SHEChangesClimate
80% of people displaced by climate change are women. We must bring the voices of women leaders in all their diversity for a just and urgent climate action. Join me in a conversation with Mamta Borgoyary of SHE Changes Climate a leader and changemaker! (links in the first comment!) #women #climatechange #changemakers #leadership #gender
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Indigenous Peoples are extremely important leaders in climate action, however, their voices are too often sidelined in critical climate policies and negotiations. Here is a short explainer on why indigenous knowledge is crucial in the fight against climate change. 👇 💡 Full explainer by UNDP: https://lnkd.in/d69FfCyC #IndigenousPeoplesDay | #IndigenousPeoples | #IndigenousDay
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🗣 The future belongs to the youth, and their voices are the strongest catalysts for change. 📢 On August 3-4, SHE Changes Climate Nepal, in collaboration with the Local Conference of Youth organizing team, hosted the LCOY Nepal 2024 in Kathmandu. This platform brought together a diverse set of voices, from children and youth to climate experts and government officials, to discuss key climate change issues such as Loss and Damage, climate finance, NDCs, disaster risk reduction, and more. Our SCC Nepal Country Lead, Shristi Adhikari, moderated the panel discussion titled "Opportunities and Challenges for the Young Generation in Climate Space." This two-day gathering encouraged intensive discussions that led to the development of the "National Youth Declaration." 📜 A special thank you to our SCC Nepal Ambassador, Dikshya Subedi, who was also the focal point of #LCOYNepal2024, for her collaboration. We are honoured to be part of such spaces that not only present opportunities for climate action and youth empowerment but also promote meaningful dialogue and transformative change.
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