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We Can’t Fight Climate Change Without Fighting For Gender Equity

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You can't talk gender equality without climate change

We want to change this by starting with ourselves and then teaching other girls and parents,” says Bintou, 23. Bintou lives in Niger, one of four countries in Africa which border

Why there can be no climate justice without queer justice

In this piece, the authors offer six strategies to help business and political leaders empower women and address environmental challenges through an intersectional approach to

From „On the Basis of Sex“ to „Suffragette,“ pay your respects to everyday activists, revolutionaries, and rebels who paved the way for women’s equality.

As the Women and Gender Constituency Co-focal Point, Singano is on the frontlines of the interaction between climate change and gender. At COP30, to be held this

Small actions can drive big change for gender equality. From historic movements like Liberia’s sex strike and Iceland’s “Women’s Day Off” to everyday conversations and

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Meet the people and groups who are fighting to level up. The Rev. William J. Barber II Speaking up for the poor Barber at Pullen Memorial Baptist Church in Raleigh, N.C.,

Gender inequality is the greatest challenge of our times. Gender equality is the greatest opportunity. The 30th anniversary of the Beijing Platform for Action is an unmissable

We can’t have climate justice without gender equality. What actions are most needed to advance gender equality in the context of climate action? Educating girls and

How to advance gender equality in climate change response

We Can’t Fight Climate Change Without Fighting for Gender Equity (hbr.org). The UN sustainable development agenda consists of 17 sustainable development goals (SDG)

While it is clear that climate change impacts women and gender minorities disproportionately, these impacts are not felt equally across the intersection of identities due to

Despite an increased focus on social justice, there is a need for explicit attention to gender equality. Without this, the climate transition could replicate or even exacerbate the

The theme for this year is “Gender equality today for a sustainable tomorrow”. The climate crisis and gender inequality are two core issues at the heart of the UN Sustainable

How does climate change relate to gender, justice & equity? How can gender equality help address climate change? Why do equity and justice appear to be a central issue in climate action and what are the obstacles to achieving climate

In this piece, we offer six strategies to help business and political leaders empower women and address environmental challenges through an intersectional approach to sustainability.

Why Gender Will Be High on the Agenda at COP30

As more data and research reveal the connections between gender, social equity and climate change, it’s time to talk about how climate change impacts women and girls, why

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Climate change exacerbates inequalities – but without adequate policies so too will the green transition, executives fear. Lack of capital to make change, increased costs of living and job displacement are all possible as a

Equality is at the heart of human rights, and at the heart of the solutions required to carry us through this period of global crisis. That doesn’t mean we must all look the same, think

9. Inadequate funding for gender equality initiatives. Only 4 per cent of total bilateral aid is allocated to gender equality and women’s empowerment. The additional

Why inequality makes it harder to stop climate change - The Washington Post

Climate change disproportionately affects women, youth and Indigenous peoples. Yet while 45% of the COP26 team are now women, almost all of the senior public-facing roles

Gender Equality Crucial to Tackling Climate Change

She spoke with David Williams and Gaya Sriskanthan of the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation in the run-up to the conference about why a feminist perspective is crucial to the

Women are more likely to be displaced by the impacts of climate change – in fact, 80% of people displaced by climate change are women. How you can help fight for gender

However, this paper will argue that indeed, we can’t fight climate change without simultaneously fighting for gender equality. In fact, gender equality can help us in overcoming many pressing

Jamie L. Gloor, Eugenia Bajet Mestre, Corinne Post, and Winfried Ruigrok published ‘We Can’t Fight Climate Change Without Fighting for Gender Equity’ (July 2022) in

In reviewing progress thirty years after the adoption of the Beijing Declaration, 24 per cent of countries say that the backlash on gender equality has undermined the implementation of commitments that can unlock equality,

For example, the Lebanon analysis provided entry-points to increase the gender-inclusiveness and responsiveness of climate change policies, strategies, planning and

In light of how climate change uniquely affects women and girls, governments need to recognize SRHR and women’s empowerment as central to climate resilience and ensure

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We seek to add value to the work of our partners and of all those who challenge discrimination, exclusion and exploitation. But for change to be sustainable, it must be systemic. To contribute

Because the fight for environmental justice cannot be achieved without the fight for LGBTQIA2S+ rights – and the fight for social and racial justice, and gender equality. As we

It will take a lot of hard work to get gender equality back on track. #3. Climate change negatively impacts gender equality Climate change can’t have intentional biases against women, but it