A minute with is a new series of interviews with the Wen team.
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Category Archives: Women’s voices
Climate Crisis, Women's voices
LOCAL SOLUTIONS: REAL NAPPIES. A SUSTAINABLE INITIATIVE SUPPORTING FAMILIES TO USE REUSABLES – JOY VICK
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Interview with Joy Vick founder of Nappy Ever After, the nappy laundry service giving parents the opportunity to try reusables.
Climate Crisis, Women's voices
IT’S TIME TO EDUCATE CHILDREN IN SCHOOLS ON THE CLIMATE EMERGENCY & THE KNOWLEDGE OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES – PAULINE OWITI
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Interview with Pauline Owiti, National Coordinator at the UN Climate Conference of Youth, COY16. She is a climate activist for KEAN, Kenyan Environmental Action Network, XR and Fridays for Future; and an organiser with Mock COP.
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Take part in this creative project – share your ideas of what a green, safe and fair life means to you.
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In this article, volunteer Alice Russell looks at who and what a Feminist Green New Deal could really benefit…
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Find out more about the Feminist Green New Deal webinar series.
Climate Crisis, Women's voices
WHY YOUNG PEOPLE ARE CENTERING INTERSECTIONALITY IN THE CLIMATE JUSTICE MOVEMENT – DOMINIQUE PALMER
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Feb
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Interview with Dominique Palmer -organiser within Fridays for Future Int, the UK Student Climate Network & Launch Coordinator for Climate Live
Climate Crisis, Women's voices
CLIMATE CHANGE IS MORE THAN CO2 EMISSIONS. ALL SYSTEMS OF OPPRESSION ARE DRIVING THE CRISIS! – DIPTI BHATNAGAR
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Interview with Dipti Bhatnagar, Int Programme Coordinator on Climate Justice & Energy with Friends of the Earth Int based in Mozambique.
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Find out why care is at the centre of a Feminist Green New Deal & why investing in people, alongside green infrastructure is the way forward
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Read our interview with Oladuso Adenike is a youth activist from Nigeria who goes by the name, The Ecofeminist. Named by the BBC as a key African activist and spoke at COP25. Oladosu talks about the severe impacts of climate injustice on women and girls and underscores that an ecofeminist understanding of the problem, and its solution, is essential.