Climate Justice, Sustainability and the Future
Exploring global climate justice and sustainability, emphasizing inclusive solutions beyond Western perspectives for a shared fight across all nations and regions.
Exploring Equitable and Climate Compatible Futures
Unpack regional assumptions in IPCC climate models and explore alternative frameworks prioritizing equity and justice for achieving climate compatibility globally.
The Multiplier Effect: Elevating Women's Voices in Climate Action
Explore the crucial role of gender equity in climate action and learn how empowering women's voices can create a multiplier effect for addressing global climate challenges.
The Global Opportunity to Accelerate Africa's Sustainable Future
Intergenerational dialogue on climate justice, highlighting Uganda's challenges and the need for sustainable solutions in Africa. Emphasizes global responsibility and innovative approaches to combat climate change.
Why We Need to Go All in on Climate Justice
Intergenerational dialogue exploring climate justice activism, movement-building strategies, and systemic change for equitable solutions to the climate crisis.
How to Make Radical Climate Action the New Normal
Al Gore presents inspiring examples of extreme climate events, identifies obstacles to progress, and invites viewers to join the movement for climate justice, offering hope for a net-zero future.
Leveraging Diversity to Protect the Earth
Explore how diverse perspectives and collective strengths can effectively address climate change and drive sustainability efforts in our interconnected world.
Digitalisation, Sustainability, and Climate Justice - Critical Analysis and Future Directions
Kritische Analyse der Digitalisierung im Kontext globaler ökologischer Ungerechtigkeit. Diskutiert Herausforderungen, sinnvolle digitale Werkzeuge und Wege zu einer nachhaltigen, gerechten digitalen Zukunft.
The hidden power of institutions in the climate crisis | Jonathan Feldman | TEDxBrussels
Climate action isn't failing for lack of passion—it's often rigged to fail. The status quo divides problems, burns out activists, and slows progress. Drawing on his work as an associate professor, Jonathan M. Feldman shows how we can turn these "incubators of despair" into powerful "incubators of ho