Network of Jamaican youth led climate change groups working to increase youth engagement on the issue and craft solutions for a climate resilient Jamaica
Climate change is not gender neutral and gender is not a binary construct. In this virtual workshop series Emme Christie looks at #climate impacts on the #Caribbean queer community & how LBGTQ+ rights connect to struggles for #climatejustice
Climate change is not gender neutral and gender is not a binary construct. In this virtual workshop series Emme Christie looks at #climate impacts on the #Caribbean queer community & how LBGTQ+ rights connect to struggles for #climatejustice
Climate change is not gender neutral and gender is not a binary construct. In this virtual workshop series Emme Christie looks at #climate impacts on the #Caribbean queer community & how LBGTQ+ rights connect to struggles for #climatejustice
The LGBTQ+ community are more likely to experience hardships linked to climate impacts. Climate justice should involve prioritizing more inclusive spaces for vulnerable communities to be better served.
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WE ARE LIVE! For the first episode of our #climatejustice podcast @TeraLepido joins us to talk about climate change impacts on the queer community in #Jamaica & the need for policies that address their unique climate vulnerabilities.
There are concerns about securing justice for #SIDS & #LDCs in the #climate negotiations at #COP27 on adaptation, loss & damage & climate finance. It is more important than ever that Caribbean youth speak up and demand just outcomes from #COP27. Join us on Oct 25!
@YPACCJa in collaboration w/podcaster @LynnSwaby of @GlobalYaadie & funded by @OpenSociety is happy to announce our #climatejustice podcast series where regional voices address the meaning of CJ in the C'bean context & give recommendations for inclusive & just #climateaction.
Can the government of Jamaica please say if the plan is for just about all public beaches to be privatised, given over to hotel development and made inaccessible to Jamaican customary users? @AndrewHolnessJM@matthewsamuda@Babsy_grange@nepajamaica
"Droughts before were not like this. We were able to withstand them."
In Somalia, two blind men fled a coming famine. They and a million other people might never go home. Climate shocks leave little room to recover. https://t.co/olLTN7LLBq
Garbage as a feature of our landscape, & the almost collapse of the parochial road system (outside of Kgn/St Andrew) mek di country look bruk dung, like nuh baddi nuh care.
Do you know any youth climate activists who are interested in expanding work in climate action? Do you want to learn more about voice, equity and inclusion in climate action? Are you interested in the role of patriarchy, colonialism and capitalism in the climate crisis? Join us!
There is a call this morning for the International Seabed Authority, ISA, which is currently meeting in Jamaica, to delay the granting of licences for deep sea mining.
The call is coming from the Chief Executive Officer of the Jamaica Environment Trust.
https://t.co/uNyJneoA8k