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Hosted by African Climate Alliance · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 16 episodes
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Welcome to the African Climate Alliance podcast where we aim to answer the questions: What does climate justice look like in Africa? And what will it take to achieve it? Each episode brings you insightful discussions, inspiring stories, and practical solutions to address the climate crisis with advocates, activists, and experts from across the continent. Together, we'll explore how communities can come together to tackle climate change, build resilience, and create a sustainable future for generations to come. Whether you're an activist, a concerned citizen, or someone simply curious about how to create a positive impact, this podcast offers a platform for learning, dialogue, and action. Tune into the African Climate Alliance Podcast and let’s create a more just world, for all.Learn more at www.africanclimatealliance.org
African Climate Alliance hosts African Climate Alliance Podcast, a education show with 16 episodes published.
In this episode, we return to South Africa, where young activists took on government plans for new coal-fired power through the #CancelCoal campaign — a landmark youth-led climate litigation effort that challenged how en
In this episode, we travel to Kenya, where droughts, floods and rising temperatures are reshaping daily life. But despite these challenges, young people are leading powerful climate justice work from both urban and rural
In this episode, we travel to Malawi, where droughts, cyclones and energy shortages are reshaping daily life. But despite these challenges, young people are leading powerful climate justice work from an unexpected place:
In this episode of the African Climate Alliance Podcast, we focus on Zimbabwe, where young people, particularly women, are standing on the frontlines of the climate crisis. Across the country, the impacts of climate chan
Episode 1 In this episode of the African Climate Alliance Podcast, we focus on Zimbabwe, where young people, particularly women, are standing on the frontlines of the climate crisis. Across the country, the impacts of cl
In the final episode of our Cancel Coal season, we're in conversation with Reverend Rachel Mash. We unpack the fundamental role of spiritual leaders in activism, while exploring the intersections, physical, and spiritual
In the fourth episode of our Cancel Coal season, we’re in conversation with Zen Mathe and Michael Marchant from Open Secrets - an organisation holding powerful private actors to account for economic crimes. Together, we
In the third episode of our Cancel Coal season, we chat to climate advocacy lawyer, Brandon Abdinor, from the Centre for Environmental Rights, as we explore the legal aspects of the Cancel Coal court case, its constituti
In the second episode of our Cancel Coal season, we hear from Lebohang Dube of the Center for Child Law at the University of Pretoria who shares about the Deadly Air court case, how the South African Constitution protect
In the first episode of our Cancel Coal season, we go to the frontlines to speak to Promise Mabilo, from Vukani Environmental Movement, who shares about the impacts of coal on health, wellbeing, and everyday life. Promis
In today’s episode, we are exploring the importance of voting as one way to take a stand for justice and change. With South African elections around the corner, many are wondering who to vote for. So, in this episode, we
Mental wellness, mental health, and mental wellbeing are seldom conversations that are brought up when we are talking about climate change and climate justice. In this conversation, we unpack the connections between ment
This conversation helps us to identify current and emerging opportunities for indigenous peoples and local communities to contribute to climate change mitigation, including opportunities for application of traditional kn
We look at the East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline as a case study to understand how communities are being displaced, wildlife is being threatened, and the worsening effects of the climate crisis. Panelists: Baraka Lenga (Tan
This conversation helps us understand the connections between gender and the impacts of climate change on different groups of people, and how this affects how we advocate for a better world for all. Panelist: Francina Nk
What does it mean to decolonise the climate justice movement? This conversation helps us visualise what decolonisation looks like in a practical sense and imagine what possible opportunities exist when we look to creatin
Michelle Sithole
Centre for Environmental Rights
1 appearance on this show
Reverend Rachel Mash
Anglican Church of Southern Africa
1 appearance on this show
Zen Mathe
Open Secrets
1 appearance on this show
Brandon Abdinor
Centre for Environmental Rights
1 appearance on this show
Lebohang Dube
Center for Child Law
1 appearance on this show
Promise Mabilo
Vukani Environmental Movement
1 appearance on this show
Baraka Lenga
GreenFaith International Tanzania
1 appearance on this show
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