The Climate Conscious Podcast

No Climate Justice without Gender Justice | CW4CJ Conference 2022 Keynote by Ayesha Constable of GirlsCARE

June 01, 2022 Derval Barzey / Christine Samwaroo / Ayesha Constable Season 4 Episode 40
The Climate Conscious Podcast
No Climate Justice without Gender Justice | CW4CJ Conference 2022 Keynote by Ayesha Constable of GirlsCARE
Show Notes

Recording of Keynote address on Day 2 of the inaugural Caribbean Women for Climate Justice Conference 2022 on Earth Day, April 22, 2022
Theme:
Invest in our Women, Invest in our Planet

Keynote address by Ayesha Constable  of GirlsCare
Poem by Nikhil Sankar

Ayesha has paired her activism with her scholarship having researched and published on gender and climate change as part of her doctoral studies,  which links her interests in agriculture, climate adaptation, youth and gender. Her research looks at perceptions of climate change and determinants of adaptation among small-scale farmers in rural Jamaica. The paper analyzes the intersection between socio-cultural and economic factors in shaping farmers' experiences with climate change and willingness to adapt. She is founder of GirlsCARE, a movement seeking to provide mentorship to young feminist activists in the Caribbean- and a recent recipient of funding from Rihanna's Clara Lionel Foundation to continue their work in feminist climate justice.

Connect with Ayesha here
http://ayeshaconstable.blogspot.com

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https://youtu.be/vIv6RJ0Fby4

Read Christine Samwaroo's  conference reflections here https://www.thebreadfruitcollectivegy.com/post/sounding-the-alarm-on-the-intersections-of-gender-and-climate-justice

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This event was produced by The Climate Conscious Podcast and The Breadfruit Collective, and sponsored by the Open Society Foundations.

Opening music:
Angelique Kidjo - Mother Nature  ft. Sting