This Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we recognize the many Native communities who have been on the frontlines of movements for a safer and healthier future. Together, we can fight for climate justice and honor the culture, history, and wisdom of our Native neighbors. Take action here: https://bit.ly/45lnUeb
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Reset learns about the practice of climate aware therapy, and the way processing grief related to the climate can help move people to take action. #environmental #climatechange #mentalhealthawareness
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More from the Climate Justice Supper! This video takes you behind the scenes of this extraordinary event, spotlighting the dedicated chefs who brought this dinner to life, and highlighting the influential conversations that emphasize the commitment to climate justice right here in Oakland!
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There is no climate justice without First Nations justice, and today we stand in solidarity with Indigenous people across the country: this is not a date to celebrate. We extend our gratitude and respect to all Indigenous people and communities, whose care for and connection with this land continues to inform & guide practices in the climate movement. First Nations leadership is crucial to our community response to the climate crisis. Consider supporting the following organisations working at the intersection of First Nations and climate justice: 🖤 Seed Indigenous Youth Climate Network: Australia’s first indigenous youth climate network: https://lnkd.in/gkiX42g 💛 First Nations Clean Energy Network: https://lnkd.in/gJhtw92C ❤️ Firesticks: aiming to increase the use of cultural burning for fire and land management: https://lnkd.in/dENB5Uh Who else should be on this list? Share your suggestions in the comments 👇
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Discover a groundbreaking read: "Bluelining: Climate Financial Discrimination on the Horizon". Dive into the crucial analysis of emerging bluelining trends in finance and the systemic hurdles faced by marginalized communities. Empower yourself with knowledge – check it out today!
Bluelining: Climate Financial Discrimination on the Horizon
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We're LIVE! Join Diversify and Systemic Justice for a discussion on Climate Justice: Why Intersectionality Matters with Chisom Udeze, Nani Jansen Reventlow and Jonathan McCully.
Climate Justice: Why Intersectionality Matters
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👉 Interested in climate justice? In racial justice? Meet: Climate Reparations & Racial Justice - our new report on a convening that disrupted silos + brought together people working on climate reparations across spheres of action. It's a must read! https://lnkd.in/gCK6fcYm
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Climatic events disproportionately affect #women and #children - the evidence is there folks. We are calling out #climatejustice and prioritising it in our strategic responses to #climateresilience and #climatechange.
Good Shepherd marching at today’s School Strike for Climate? Hell yes! We made a banner then we took to the streets, because the climate crisis disproportionately harms women and families in their everyday lives. We see this in our work with communities and clients across Australia. #SchoolStrike4Climate #shiftthepower Read about our connection with climate, and the work to be done: https://bit.ly/46jDpnj
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Act Now....Talk later
Act now...talk when you are done....We are working with school children in 15 schools (over 10000 pupils) to address climate justice.
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"I pledge to bring my skills, respect, and compassion to work every day, supporting environmental justice in all our communities. I will honor nature’s beauty and abundance, on which we all depend, and commit to its protection from the climate crisis. I will build a more resilient future, where every person can thrive. I will take my place in history, working with shared purpose in the American Climate Corps on behalf of our nation and planet, its people, and all its species, for the better future we hold within our sight." This text is the new oath recited by members of the American Climate Corps, a new federal initiative mobilizing 9,000 young people to drive the energy transition and promote environmental justice. These young climate champions are dedicated to protecting the planet and fostering a sustainable future. The text of this oath was written by Barbara Kingsolver, acclaimed author known for her deep environmental and social justice themes. Her words capture the essence of commitment needed to build a greener, more equitable world. #ClimateAction #Sustainability #AmericanClimateCorps #EnvironmentalJustice
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It's #BlackClimateWeek, and the good people at The Solutions Project are holding a free online event TOMORROW examining how philanthropy, government and the media can be key partners in scaling up Black-led, frontline #climatesolutions. Check it out!
Advancing Black-led Climate Justice Solutions You don’t want to miss this #BlackClimateWeek panel TOMORROW Feb. 22. at 12 noon EST hosted by The Solutions Project. Because of their proximity to the problem Black communities are leading the formation of solutions on clean energy, safe water, healthy food, affordable housing, disaster resilience, and good jobs in a green economy. Join the conversation with Gloria Walton, President and CEO of The Solutions Project, Naomi Davis, CEO of Blacks in Green, Crystal Hayling Executive Director of The Libra Foundation, Assistant Secretary for Transportation Policy Christopher Coes, and Vann Newkirk, Senior Editor at The Atlantic. Register here --> https://lnkd.in/gNidrg99
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