This feed presents articles about viewpoints that gender bias exists within the approaches to addressing climate change. These should inform policy makers and other leaders. Concurrently, those involved in climate adaptation should focus on ensuring that their measures focus on community protection.
For most of us, however, our efforts focus on protecting our homes and property. This significantly reduces some of these challenges as we are dealing with events and impacts, not policies and practices.
- by Michael SimireWhen climate disaster strikes, the warning may come through a radio broadcast, a text message, a television announcement or social media. But what happens when the warning cannot be heard, seen, understood or physically accessed? For millions of people living […]
- by Michael SimireExperts and climate advocates have called for stronger gender-responsive climate policies in Nigeria, urging the government to move beyond international commitments and ensure that women, particularly those in rural and vulnerable communities, have a meaningful role in climate decision-making. The […]
- by lutheranworld.orgRegional workshop to strengthen climate advocacy across the region (LWI) – Strengthening capacity to participate in climate policy processes, promoting climate justice and helping affected communities to play a role in decision-making was…
- by Casey BurgatWhen you picture the fight between the Trump administration and American academia, Adam Kalkstein is probably not the professor you imagine at the center of it. Sure, he’s a climate scientist, but he is also a conservative Republican who spent […]
- by Alan BlinderPolitics and other factors are causing universities to reconsider what classes are core requirements. In some places, civics and classics are replacing climate change and sociology.
- by InternLocal media professional Ndamanguluka Nakashole has been selected alongside eight other journalists as part of the 2026/2027 cohort of the Action Research to Enhance Effective Coverage of Climate Change Issues in Africa (ARECCCA) Climate Change Media Fellowship. The year-long fellowship […]
- by Press releaseSEPTEMBER 14, 2026 | Baguio City — Twenty-seven young women leaders spent two days building the skills to lead their city through crisis and change at the Philippine Disaster Resilience Foundation’s (PDRF) 3rd Camp HARAYA (Harnessing Advocacy and Resilience for […]
- by dandc.euFor smallholder farmers in Uganda, drought can mean more than a lost harvest. Many have taken out loans to cultivate their fields and are struggling to repay them. Some are even forced into displacement.
- by https://www.facebook.com/PioneersPost/In an exlusive interview, AVPN's CEO explains why she won't announce a Bangkok financing coalition until the funders are lined up, why Asian philanthropists won't say the word "gender", and why her own country stopped listening to its neighbours.
- by Jessica McBrideIf you made Robyn Vining really rich and gave her a bag of Halloween candy, you’d get multi-millionairess Sarah Godlewski, whose frantic videos give off the
- by UNDP
- by Pramila KrishnanA folk art form from the villages of northern Tamil Nadu, Kattaikkuttu is traditionally performed all night on open-air stages, as audiences gather to watch episodes from the epic Mahabharata unfold…
- by Editorial TeamBy Mayen Etim, Kaduna
- by CNHI NewsDevastating flood in Nepal
- by CoE-EDP, VisionRIThe study finds that life-skills training improved key knowledge among adolescent girls in northern Nigeria, but broader gains in education, economic activity and empowerment remain limited. Weak digital-training delivery, delayed computers and uneven participation show that infrastructure, teacher capacity and […]