Climate Change, Education and Sustainable Development in Dominica
Climate and Environment
Education
SDGs
Climate and Environment
Artist Spotlight / Adi Maoz
Agriculture and Rural Development
Art
Climate and Environment
Community development
SDGs
Illustrating a Disease-Free Future
Agriculture and Rural Development
Art
Climate and Environment
Community development
Education
Public Health
Visual storytelling-an interview with Native agency
Art
Climate and Environment
Community development
Education
Human rights
Climate Change, Urban Migration, and Tribal Communities: a Cycle of Marginalization
Climate and Environment
Gender and Feminism
Human rights
Urban development
Fighting the Myths of the Refugee Crisis
Shavit Vered Baruch
We are experiencing the most profound refugee crisis in living memory. But we remain largely unaware of its true origins: environmental exploitation, forced resettlement, artificial resentments stoked into conflict. Fighting environmental oppression can provide an entry point for addressing profound challenges across societies.
Climate Change, Urban Migration, and Tribal Communities: a Cycle of Marginalization
Rachel Gerber and Jacob Sztokman
Climate change in India has created waves of internal migration, with a devastating impact on rural communities—particularly the most vulnerable members, women and children. Rachel Gerber and Jacob Sztokman describe the cycle of deprivation and marginalization that this led to —a prompt, should one be needed, for more assertive steps to protect the environment.