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Our Climate Justice 🌍🌱✊ action guide uncovers the consequences climate change has on humanitarian issues beyond natural disasters. More importantly, our blog post is enriched with practical resources to help you learn how you can play a pivotal role in the climate justice movement! Be sure to check it out now 👇!
Reading time: 2 minutes This blogpost highlights our latest Action Guide on Climate Justice. You can access and download the full PDF versio
Learn today with our action guide how you can fight for climate justice 👇!
Reading time: 2 minutes This blogpost highlights our latest Action Guide on Climate Justice. You can access and download the full PDF versio
🚨 New Blog Post Alert 🚨 Last week, our climate justice action guide 🌍🌱✊ was released! In case you miss it, make sure to check it out now and learn how you can advocate for climate justice 👇!
Reading time: 2 minutes This blogpost highlights our latest Action Guide on Climate Justice. You can access and download the full PDF versio
Reading time: 2 minutes This blogpost highlights our latest Action Guide on Climate Justice. You can access and download the full PDF versio
📢 We’re excited to share today our climate justice action guide 🌍🌱✊📢 Oftentimes, when discussing climate issues, there is more emphasis being put on what the impact of climate change has on the weather (heatwaves, floods, etc…). In addition to tackling extreme weather events, our blog post will also explore under discussed consequences of climate change, for instance how it affects food security and migration.
Most of all, the aim of our action guide is to equip our readers with knowledge and resources on how to play a part in the fight for climate justice. In our blog post, you will find definitions of key terms, case studies, explanations of the legal framework behind environmental laws, tools to self-educate, and much more! Be sure to check it out!
Our climate justice action guide 🌍🌱✊ will be out tomorrow! Make sure to not miss it!
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Take a look at our latest action guide to discover actionable ways how to stand up for climate justice 🌍🌱✊!
Reading time: 2 minutes This blogpost highlights our latest Action Guide on Climate Justice. You can access and download the full PDF versio
As the world follows the Taliban’s growing restrictions on human rights, many are left wondering what the current state of women’s rights in Afghanistan is. How are women responding to their denial of their right to education? This blog post aims to tackle these questions and show the strength of Afghan women as they fight educational restrictions with secret schools.
🚨 New Blog Post Alert 🚨 After the Taliban’s return to power in Afghanistan in 2021, Afghan women and girls are yet again facing severe restrictions on basic human rights, such as the rights to work, education, and freedom of movement.
In our blog post, in addition to discussing further about how the Taliban is committing egregious human rights violations, we also look into what actions are being taken to stand up against those human rights abuses.
🛑New Blog Post Coming Soon🛑 “It is a grave and worsening injustice that the impacts of climate change are felt the most by those people who are least responsible for rising carbon emissions and global temperatures.
Without justice, we will not have a fair, healthy and peaceful world. And without climate justice, we risk not even having a liveable planet for future generations.” - Mary Robinson
This year alone, numerous extreme weather events have been taking place around the world including the heatwaves in Europe, North America, Asia, the wildfires in Canada, Greece, Hawaii, the floodings in Norway, China and the droughts in South Sudan to name a few.
The intensity and frequency of those extreme weather events are attributed to climate change mainly caused by human activities and will only keep rising if left unaddressed. Thus, the fight for climate justice has become even more crucial.
What is key in achieving climate justice is to implement the solutions which will help eradicate the harmful effects of climate change to those who have contributed the least to climate change (for example: countries in the Global South, Indigenous Peoples, etc…), but are disproportionately affected by it.
On September 1, our climate justice action guide 🌍🌱✊ will be published! Be sure to check it out to enrich your knowledge on this pressing issue, discover the different ways you can play a role in ending climate injustice, and much more!
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