Category: Green Work

COP26: Where are all the women?

Published on 9th August, 2021 by Sophie Robinson

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SHEChangesClimate is a movement formed in response to the COP26 leadership team consisting of all men. In this blog I discuss why it is necessary women are at the forefront of the climate movement, in order to ensure all voices and experiences are involved to make the progressive change needed to save our planet.

Gender and Climate Change

Published on 29th July, 2021 by Sophie Robinson

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Climate Change is a feminist issue. This blog introduces the debate around women and climate change.

COP26 Explained

Published on 2nd July, 2021 by Sophie Robinson

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COP26 is due to take place this November in Glasgow. But what does that mean? This blog introduces the United Nations 26th Climate Change Conference and details why it is so important.

Green Learning

Published on 23rd October, 2020 by Emily Ilett

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We’d like to share with you what has recently been shaping our thinking about climate justice, carbon reduction and our role in caring for our environment. In a climate of pain, uncertainty, deep and deepening inequalities and environmental crisis, we have been turning to feminist leadership and solutions to look to the future and imagine a radically different world.

Birdsong Haiku

Published on 18th May, 2020 by Emily Ilett

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This Open the Door Festival, we’re inviting you to fill our Twitter with birdsong by writing your own Birdsong Haiku or sharing poetry you love on birds and their dawn chorus and afternoon chatter.

From schoolgirl climate warriors to sea poems

Published on 11th May, 2020 by Morag

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The Women in the Landscape Resource List GWL’s Women in the Landscape project aims to reveal, to celebrate and to preserve women’s stories, experiences and environmental heritage. We called on […]