For women in Kagnobon, a village in Senegal’s Casamance region, access to drinking water had long been a challenge. Women often carried the responsibility of
For Byaruhanga Crispus, the journey from the Nairobi Summer School on Climate Justice to the Mubende United Beekeepers Association (MUBA) began with a simple realisation:
Kundai Ngwena, a Zimbabwean climate change advocate and alumna of the Nairobi Summer School on Climate Justice (NSSCJ) Cohort 5, participated in the Global Conference
I did not leave the NSSCJ training with just ideas, I left with urgency. Returning home, it became clear that the real work begins where
For years, Africa’s youth have been described as “the leaders of tomorrow.” It sounds hopeful. It sounds encouraging. But in the context of climate change,
In Niger, where climate change continues to strain food systems and livelihoods, young leaders are stepping forward with practical solutions rooted in community realities. One
Climate change is no longer a distant environmental footnote discussed in the air-conditioned halls of global summits. In Zimbabwe, it is a lived, breathing reality.
In global climate justice spaces, the shift toward locally led solutions is becoming more visible, driven by leaders who are translating community realities into action.
I am Kiara Julius, a student and young woman who has been active in climate and social issues since 2018. I care deeply about the
In San Pedro, Côte d’Ivoire, a timely movement is taking shape to address one of the most overlooked issues in public health: maternal mental health.
