The dominant narrative about climate change & migration is inaccurate, riddled with xenophobic bias & spurring border securitization instead of climate action. It’s time for the narrative to change. My latest for @newhumanitarian: https://t.co/u8ncxsgOIk
#SierraLeone first in world to create the job of CHO or Chief Heat Officer. On top of heat, a triple whammy has hit S L: civil war, rural poverty and explosive urbanization. #IPCC ranks Sierra Leone after Bangladesh & Guinea Bissau, as most vulnerable countries to climate change.
The Biden administration is focusing on root causes of migration from Central America
A new article in our magazine looks at some of the catalysts sparking significant migration from Honduras to the U.S. border
https://t.co/YkNyCxWEGa
Talk to migrants arriving at the border — and they don’t talk about Biden. Or Trump. Or Washington.
They talk about what they’ve fled: Violence. Poverty. Devastation.
“I would have found a way to come no matter what.”
“There’s nothing else I could do.”
https://t.co/cHyEXFTUz2
Food insecurity is one of the ways that climate change can affect or spur migration
Dive into the discussion with our latest podcast 👇
https://t.co/vNiGzovvNv
This would be diplomatic vandalism. Yemen is already the world’s LARGEST humanitarian catastrophe. Every day the teams of @RESCUEorg see the unspeakable toll of war. Haven’t the Yemeni people suffered enough from a misguided war strategy? https://t.co/6U0HKyVIKf
As a journalist, activist, and diplomat, I’ve seen the world-changing impact of @USAID. At this critical moment, I feel immensely fortunate to have the chance to serve again, working with the incredible USAID team to confront COVID-19, climate change, humanitarian crises, & more.
"US-based analysts should take events in DC to approach LATAM with a bit more humbleness. The US Capitol Police budget is larger than the annual budget for the entire Guatemalan military and they let a mob overrun the one location they are dedicated to protect." @bloggingsbyboz