Did you miss last week's #WomenPlusWater conversation on the water-climate crisis in small island states? The recording for the event is now online!
French: https://t.co/n8YfFtK1rE
English: https://t.co/kf2HZBySmZ
Please join us tomorrow, January 23, as Ashley and our other guests discuss the impacts of the water-climate crisis on small island states. All are welcome!
https://t.co/BhMa3gDkju
Voices making waves: Ashley Lashley
Ashley Lashley, founder of The Ashley Lashley Foundation, is an inspiring youth leader, advocate, and changemaker in climate & water justice. She has spearheaded impactful programs addressing climate change, health, and community resilience.
She serves as the CARICOM: Caribbean Community Youth Ambassador, UNICEF Youth Advocate, and Youth Advisor to the CEO for the Global Centre of Adaptation for Barbados, where she champions youth-driven solutions to regional and global challenges.
https://t.co/k8iGZ64aGK
Voices Making Waves: Gerry Eijkemans
Dr. Gerry Eijkemans, Director of Social and Environmental Determinants for Health Equity at the Pan American Health Organization, brings over 30 years of global experience leading programs to promote and protect health.
Join us on January 23rd as we welcome Hayden to host a #WomenPlusWater conversation on the unique challenges and impacts small island states face in the wake of the water-climate crisis!
https://t.co/BhMa3gDkju
Voices Making Waves: Hayden Billingy
Hayden is a Development Consultant from St. Vincent and the Grenadines with >18 years of experience in Protected Areas and Park Planning, Forest Ecosystem Management, and Environmental Assessment. He is currently pursuing his MSc at @usask
Hayden has worked with several international organizations, including @UNDP, @UNEP, and @caribbiofund.
Beyond his environmental work, Hayden is a multi-talented artist and entrepreneur whose efforts empower communities to enhance resilience and foster sustainable development.
Our first 2025 #WomenPlusWater conversation is just 10 days away!
Join us and our guests as they discuss the unique impacts and challenges of the small island states' water-climate crisis.
All are welcome! Register π
https://t.co/BhMa3gDkju
Weβre excited to announce our 2025 Conversation Series!
This series celebrates the voices of women and gender-diverse individuals leading the charge in water research, advocacy, and innovation. #WomenPlusWater
Registration is now open: https://t.co/3r25KsbWSc
Fabulous discussions and stories by these leaders about what challenges they have faced, how they overcame them, and how to support those on the path to being an underrepresented leader in water.
Diverse leadership drives the innovation needed for climate and water resilience.
Join us online for a panel discussion on fostering a safe environment and supporting equity-deserving individuals to become the leaders of tomorrow. https://t.co/mGhkUngoV0
It's #GenderEqualityWeek in Canada!
GIWS recognizes the need for increasing gender equity in water. Initiatives like Women Plus Water increases the visibility of women in water and highlights the gendered impacts of water research and decision-making. https://t.co/Ke2vc2YLyC
#DYK We have a #WomenPlusWater Expert List with nearly 200 individuals worldwide!
Use the list: diversify your keynote, panel, or media experts, or find a mentor
Be on the list: open to anyone contributing to gender equity or is underrepresented in water
https://t.co/1lXLl3a3fM
Women Plus Water Expert Tricia Stadnyk (@h2obabyts ) shares her experience and research about the disproportionate loss of SENiOR women - women with tenure and promotion in academia.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our 2024 Conversation Series! We are as successful as we are because of you.
We are especially grateful to the hosts and guests who shared their time with our community!
Watch the recordings (English & French): https://t.co/SOuvS0kuEH
Since 2003, Jan has been the Executive Director of @WildlandsLeague and has spearheaded numerous initiatives to conserve and preserve the country's diverse ecosystems.
Registration is still open for Thursday's conversation! All are welcome πhttps://t.co/9PwCSsVxJg
We're excited to have Jan Sumner join us for our final #WomenPlusWater conversation on protecting our species!
Jan is a seasoned environmentalist with over three decades of experience dedicated to securing a more livable future for the planet.
Dr. Westbrook's research uses multiple tools to understand how beaver ecosystem engineering can create βslow flowβ environments critical for building climate resilience, reversing environmental degradation, and bolstering biodiversity.
Join us πhttps://t.co/9PwCSsUZTI
Join us in welcoming Prof. Cherie Westbrook to this week's #WomenPlusWater conversation on protecting our species!
@ecohydro_gal is a professor of ecohydrology in the Department of Geography and Planning at @usask and is an affiliated member of the @CentreForHydro & @usask_water