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TAPAJÓS ON SCREEN
With cameras and cell phones, young people from Tapajós highlight the impacts of climate change on their territories and gain visibility in national and international awards
Read moreWith cameras and cell phones, young people from Tapajós highlight the impacts of climate change on their territories and gain visibility in national and international awards
Read moreThe unavoidable future of oil is underground, the unavoidable future of the forest is standing upright
Read moreRepresentatives of territories and social movements in Maranhão state debate the climate crisis and collective resistance to support the creation of the Popular Observatory of SocioBiodiversity and Climate Policy.
Read moreHow does the open data ecosystem can transform the narrative about the Amazon
Read moreIntercultural training in climate justice for young quilombolas, indigenous people, fishermen and family farmers in Tocantins State
Read more6th VCA Brazil Partners Forum brings together representatives from 15 coalitions to celebrate the achievements of the project's four years, reflect on the challenges and talk about the future
Read moreOn 21 January 2025, a powerful movement for climate justice took centre stage in Lusaka. In a historic moment, Her Royal Highness Chieftainess Muwezwa I stepped forward, her presence commanding attention. With a firm stroke of the pen, she signed a pledge to champion local climate action. This act was more than symbolic—it was a rallying cry for communities, leaders, and policymakers to unite in the fight against climate change.
Read moreWith support from Akina Mama wa Afrika, Lamu Women Alliance brought together various women from different locations in Lamu for a groundbreaking exhibition under the theme "Women in Climate Spaces." The event celebrated women's role in addressing climate change through sustainable and community-driven initiatives.
Read moreThis workshop aims to amplify gender and social inclusion practices within VCA projects. By deepening our understanding of the link between gender and climate justice, developing feminist approaches, and facilitating knowledge sharing, we strive to create impactful and inclusive project outcomes.
Read moreKhawla Hwiji is a young filmmaker whose passion for art and advocacy has led her to become one of the promising outcomes of the Voices for Just Climate Action (VCA) programme. Her journey began with the Ecologic'CAP project, implemented by Collectif Creatif within the VCA framework, where her dream to document the environmental challenges faced by local communities began to take shape.
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