Our Haitian partners are facing unimaginable struggles amid violence and instability. They’ve lost so much. Please consider donating to help them rebuild their lives. Every bit counts. 💔🙏 Share to spread the word! https://t.co/TEisUVVnQ7
Join us live at on July 1 for live streaming of our workshop on disaster capitalism in the Caribbean
The link can be accessed at 👇🏾
https://t.co/u7WlAjDRpt
The @CaribeTogether project keeps delivering amazing fruits and showcasing the voices of civil society, activists and grassroots who are working tirelessly for #climatejustice, #landjustice and #foodjustice in the #caribbean. Listen to the latest podcast 🎶🎚⬇️
Our latest podcast episode “Balance and Equity: Gender Perspectives in Climate Justice” featuring Christine from the Breadfruit Collective and Princess from Caribbean Feminist is now live
Listen on Spotify below 👇🏾
https://t.co/2dw3q9RheX
We’re reflecting on this quote from a speech delivered by John Mussignton, of the Barbuda Land Rights and Resources Committee (BLRRC) and Stronger Caribbean Together (SCT, @CaribeTogether) Network, during the #SIDS4 Conference 🇦🇬🌿
Please see the link to the YouTube page where you will be able to watch all our webinars either in English, Haitian Creole or Spanish
https://t.co/k6NG9ygFow
Next week, Wednesday May 8, the SCT Network is inviting you to the final webinar in our disaster capitalism series on “Youth, Gender, Environment and Climate Justice in the Caribbean”
You can register at https://t.co/llgrEKnha4
See flyer below for more information
“Our conditions are not inevitable, nor normal . . . The ABAS offers a stillborn hope as long as disaster capitalism is the playbook of local and international elites.” - John Mussington
. . . and Stronger Caribbean Together (SCT, @CaribeTogether) Network both gave powerful speeches that implored us reconsider and challenge current, widespread notions of “development.”
Barbudan John Mussington spoke powerfully @SIDS4AB for @CaribeTogether: Our conditions are not inevitable...communities across the region continue to be assailed by the impact of disaster capitalism...it's happening right under our noses here in #Barbuda https://t.co/q89DAXUpyA
Press Release: Barbudans resisting destructive island developments ironically excluded from International Conference on Small Island Developing States (SIDS) https://t.co/NZvQE1ooCp
Next week, Wednesday May 8, the SCT Network is inviting you to the final webinar in our disaster capitalism series on “Youth, Gender, Environment and Climate Justice in the Caribbean”
You can register at https://t.co/llgrEKnha4
See flyer below for more information
Next week, Wednesday May 8, the SCT Network is inviting you to the final webinar in our disaster capitalism series on “Youth, Gender, Environment and Climate Justice in the Caribbean”
You can register at https://t.co/llgrEKnha4
See flyer below for more information
The Privy Council just ruled that citizens in Eastern Caribbean Community have the right to act in defense of their territory, even when billionaires and governments build airports w/o permit and claim that it is too late to act.
https://t.co/Ml4H95KfFz well done @savebarbuda!